PHILOSOPHY OF THE PUCUK REBUNG’S MOTIF IN THE IKATS WEAVING OF THE DAYAK VILLAGE TRIBE

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to obtain objective information about the Philosophy of the Shoot Motif in the Dayak Desa Ikat Weaving. The type of research used in this study is descriptive research with a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques are Observation, Interview, Documentation and Literature Study. Data analysis techniques in the study are data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results obtained in the study are the History of Dayak Desa Ikat Weaving in Sintang is based on the Dayak culture that developed in Sintang Regency. Dayak Desa Ikat Weaving in Sintang is a cultural product that emerged from cultural elements that form the Dayak culture in Sintang Regency. This element then forms an identity that marks the Dayak Desa community in Sintang Regency. The motifs developed in Dayak Sintang ikat weaving are adopted from various objects originating from flora, fauna, living equipment, beliefs, and stories originating from the weaver's living environment. Bamboo shoots that already have segments can be used to cook rice, as side dishes, and as containers to carry water from the river to the house. The bamboo shoot motif in Sintang Dayak ikat weaving is generally at the beginning or end of the fabric, this motif is a protective fence from anything that can hurt or weaken the weaver or the user of the woven fabric. Local Wisdom of Ikat Weaving is an important symbol of the cultural identity and heritage of the Dayak Desa tribe.