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TRADITIONAL OUTFIT OF EVERY STATES IN MALAYSIA
FACULTY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT UNVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PUNCAK PERDANA IML651 DIGITAL LIBRARY
GROUP ASSIGNMENT TITLE: TRADITIONAL OUTFIT OF EVERY STATES IN MALAYSIA PREPARED FOR: DR NOOR ZAIDI SAHID PREPARED BY: MUHAMAD SAFWAN BIN MOHAMAD TAUFEK (2018260684) MUHAMMAD AIMAN SYAUQI BIN SUARDI (2018260376) NUR AFIQAH BINTI ZAINAL ABIDIN (2017275764) NURFAJRINA BINTI ZAKBAISE (2017275786) SITI HALEEDA BINTI ONN (2017601846)
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MAPS OF MALAYSIA
MALAYSIA ALSO HAVE DIFFERENT CULTURE
MALAYSIA ALSO HAVE national flower
Hibiscus flower
JOHOR
HISTORY OF JOHOR According to Dato 'Haji Muhammad Said Haji Sulaiman, in his book Fit Dress Malay costume dress worn until now come from the state. According to him, these traditional clothes have been worn in Johor since the time of the late Sultan Abu Bakr; which is about 1800 in Belanga Bay, Singapore. A bronze ringer evaluated to be from 150 A.D. was found in Kampong Sungai Penchu close to the Muar River. The chime is accepted to have been utilized as a stylized article instead of an exchange object as a comparable formal ringer with similar designs was found in Battambang Province, Cambodia, recommending that the Malay coast interacted with Funan, with the
ringer being a blessing from the early realm in territory Asia to nearby chieftains in the Malay Peninsula. Another significant archeological find was the old lost city of Kota Gelanggi, which was found by the accompanying
path
portrayed
in
an
old
Malay
composition once claimed by Stamford Raffles. Curios accumulated in the zone have strengthened cases of early human settlement in the state. The case of Kota Gelanggi as the primary settlement is questioned by the state administration of Johor, with other proof from archeological examinations led by the state legacy establishment since 1996 recommending that the notable city is really situated in Kota Tinggi District at either Kota Klang Kiu or Ganggayu. The specific area of the antiquated city is as yet undisclosed however is
supposed to be inside the 14,000-hectare (34,595section of land) woodland save where the Lenggiu and Madek Rivers are found, in light of records in the Malay Annals
that,
subsequent
to
vanquishing
Gangga
Negara, Raja Suran from Siam of the Nakhon Si Thammarat Kingdom (Ligor Kingdom) had cruised to Ganggayu. Since antiquated occasions, the majority of the seaside Malay Peninsula has had its own rulers, however totally fell under the purview of Siam.
HISTORY OF JOHOR TRADITION COSTUME According to Dato 'Haji Muhammad Said Haji Sulaiman, in his book Fit Dress Malay costume dress worn until now come from the state. According to him, these traditional clothes have been worn in Johor since the time of the late Sultan Abu Bakr; which is about 1800 in Belanga Bay, Singapore. At
that
time
Belanga
Bay
was
under
the
government of Johor. People have modified the Johor Malay clothing in the neck with a stitch "eel bones" and "smooth Sembat" around dress it; to make it look neat and attractive. Belanga Bay brackets have a rounded neck and a front hem. At the base of the cleavage is a
place called the "studded house" with the use of stitching and the studs are made of 'gill stitches'. Belanga Bay brackets require that their neck be fitted with a button of gold or silver. For men, this shirt is paired with trousers as well as trade cloths. These features have shown the uniqueness of the Johor bracelet's identity. For women, they usually wear diamonds or other precious stones. Nowadays, women love to use small bangles instead of button-bracelets. This bracket is worn with a 'flowing wave' sheath.
Kedah
HISTORY OF KEDAH Kedah was additionally called "Kadaram" and "Kataha". The organizer of the Kedah Sultanate was Raja Merong Mahawangsa who likewise managed Patani, Perak and Siam (unique name of Thailand). Written history of Kedah regularly begins at the Bujang Valley, situated in focal Kedah. This oceanic realm at Bujang was visited by Indian, Persian, Arabs and Chinese merchants as far back as the fourth century CE/AD (CE: Common Era). For a long time, the Empires of Sri Vijaya and later the Cholas all applied their impact and control over this Kingdom. Kedah Peak (Gunung Jerai), at 1217 meters, gave the navigational milestone to ships in the Malacca
Strait. The Bujang Valley (read subtleties here) was a gathering place for results of the Malay Peninsular and a travel exchanging post for ships anticipating the difference in flows and rainstorm winds of the Indian Ocean. Merchants before long proliferated Hinduism and Buddhism and their way of life, building hallowed places and sanctuaries along the waterfront region, clear from ancient rarities found at the valley. The Kedah Annals weaves an intriguing story of the first
Kedah
ruler,
a
Hindu
known
as
Merong
Mahawangsa (Read the fascinating incredible stories of Merong Mahawangsa here). He was the primary Maharaja of Kedah. Eight Hindu Maharajas is accepted to have managed Kedah before the ninth maharaja, Phra Ong Mahawangsa, who changed over to Islam in
1136. On transformation, he in this manner governed as Sultan Mudzafar Shah ( 1136 - 1179) . The Kedah Sultanate , the most seasoned government in Malaysia, begins with this first king and has been unblemished for over eight centuries.
HISTORY OF kedah TRADITION COSTUME
As a result of its nearness to Thailand, Thai impact can be found in the customary pieces of clothing of Kedah people group. Among them is the 'baju Kurung Kedah' that looks like the basic short pullover frequently worn by ladies of Thailand, shorter than the regular 'baju Kurung', yet thought to be coy when coordinated with 'kain sarong berlipat'. The 'baju Kurung Cekak Musang' coordinated with ' baju Sikap' are the most loved clothing of Malay men. The 'baju Sikap' has been worn as ahead of schedule as 1786, with closes running down the front up to the waistline and is coordinated with Chinese impacted jeans and 'samping'.
PENANG
HISTORY OF PENANG Penang is a state that is rich with history legacy that mirrors a portion of the way of life that has been absorbed. History has additionally observed the flood of individuals from China and India, who as vendors came to remain. The State of Penang, one of the most created and urbanized Malaysian states, is situated at the country's northwest coast along the Malacca Strait. In contrast to most Malaysian expresses, the historical backdrop of present-day Penang was moulded by British imperialism, starting with the securing of Penang Island from the Sultanate of Kedah by the British East India Company in 1786. Developed into a free port, the city-state was
consequently represented as a component of the Straits Settlements, along with Singapore and Malacca; the state capital, George Town, quickly turned into the capital of this political element somewhere in the range of 1826 and 1832. By the finish of the nineteenth century, George Town thrived and got one of the major entreports in Southeast Asia. During World War II, Penang was vanquished and involved by the Japanese Empire from 1941 to 1945. Toward the finish of the war, Penang was likewise the main state in the Malay Peninsula to be freed by the British, under Operation Jurist. The Straits Settlements were disintegrated in the next year and Penang was converged into the Federation of Malaya. Regardless of a secessionist development inside Penang, the merger
with Malaya proceeded and the league achieved autonomy from the British Empire in 1957. Malaya later developed into present-day Malaysia in 1963.
HISTORY OF penang TRADITION COSTUME
The island is populated by three significant races: the Malays, Chinese and Indians, each with its own brilliant culture, convention and customs. This is no place preferred spoke to over their dressing. The Malays are noted for their 'baju Kebaya Labuh' and 'baju Kurung' worn by the ladies and for men 'baju Melayu Cekak Musang'.
The
Indians
wear
coats
over
a
vest
coordinated with a 'sarong pelikat' and cap while their ladies decide to wear the 'baju Kebaya Labuh' or 'baju Kebaya
Pendek
Bersulam'.
The
standard
Chinese
womenfolk are generally wearing their samfoo or cheongsam while their partner, regularly known as Nyonyas (Straits brought into the world Chinese), are
dazzling in their 'baju Kebaya Pendek' coordinated with batik sarongs, or 'Kebaya Labuh Nyonya'.
federal territories
HISTORY OF federal territories The federal territories of Malaysia are Wilayah Persekutuan. It comprises three categories which are Putrajaya, Labuan, and Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's
national
capital;
Putrajaya
is
the
administrative capital, and Labuan is a global offshore financial capital. Originally, the federal territories were part of two states which is Selangor and Sabah. Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya both belonged to Selangor while Labuan was part of Sabah.
HISTORY OF federal territories TRADITION COSTUME The Federal Territory, in line with its status covering three cities of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan, and Putrajaya, is the epitome of fashion diversity in the Malaysian community. For the Malays, traditional Malay dress such as 'baju Kurung Teluk Belanga, baju Kurung Cekak Musang, and baju Kebaya' is still known couture and is proudly worn both on special events and in daily life. The Chinese attire is derived from the Samfoo and Cheongsam, while Sarees and the Kurta are garbed in Indians.
KELANTAN
HISTORY OF KELANTAN The state of Kelantan is defined as the 'cradle of Malay culture' for having a large Malaysian population which is 93% with the rest consists of Chinese, Indians, and Thai people. History dates of Kelantan's origin from a Thai prince Long Yunus's ascension to the throne. In the year 1957, the state then went through influences from Thailand and Britain before becoming part of Malaysia.
HISTORY OF kelantan TRADITION COSTUME The traditional costume of the legendary Cik Siti Wan Kembang, a princess who governed Kelantan in the 17th century, is illustrated as her main costume of tradition. It's made of three pieces of fabric, the songket sarong, the long piece of silk worn at the chest as well as the shawl made of songket fabric worn over the shoulder. The costume is decorated with pendants, belts, bangles, and cucuk sanggul to add to its allure.
Perlis
HISTORY OF perlis Under the Thai Monarchy, Perlis was a part of Kedah before the Kedah Sultan took charge of it. This returned briefly during the war under the Siamese rule before being handed over to the British and eventually became part of Malaysia on Independence Day. Today Perlis still retains much of the elegance of the old world. Little development continues here, and life is peaceful and quiet. The sights seen in Perlis can be covered in a short time because of its small size, but are still worth visiting if only to experience the natural life of its peaceful and mild citizens.
HISTORY OF perlis TRADITION COSTUME Perlis is a small state by population, but rich in culture and traditions. The traditional Perlis clothes like the 'Kebaya Labuh' are paired with the 'kain songket' tied in a bunch at the top of the sarong. This material is occasionally paired with silk or batik. To complete the attire, this is completed with 'dokoh bertingkat' and 'cucuk sanggul.'
KEBAYA LABUH PERLIS
MALACCA
HISTORY OF MALACCA The royal and sultan's ceremonial dress on the day of his coronation. Often these garments are not considered a great tool but the most important tool is “Tengkolok Diraja”. The dress is made of full-length songket
fabric
consisting
of
shirts,
samping,
and
tengkolok. The clothes is known as baju Melayu Cekak Musang. For the Empress that clothes have been wore same color with Sultan with full songket scaft. Selfadornment like a crown, it further complements the empress.
HISTORY OF MALACCA TRADITION COSTUME The royal and sultan's ceremonial dress on the day of his coronation. Often these garments are not considered a great tool but the most important tool is “Tengkolok Diraja”. The dress is made of full-length songket
fabric
consisting
of
shirts,
samping,
and
tengkolok. The clothes is known as baju Melayu Cekak Musang. For the Empress that clothes have been wore same color with Sultan with full songket scaft. Selfadornment like a crown, it further complements the empress.
BAJU MELAYU CEKAK MUSANG SULTAN AND EMPRESS
BAJU KURUNG TELUK BELANGA
Baju kurung Teluk Belanga are considered popular and worn by men and women. The difference is in the pockets where the men have three pockets while the
women have one pocket and the difference of their wearing. This shirt refers to the stitching on the neck.
CLOTHING DAILY BY MALAY MALACCA
Malay daily clothes are often made of baju kurung and baju teluk belanga. Baju kurung have been wore by woman and usually have been made of colorful floral fabric and always matched with a scarf to cover the head. For the man, baju teluk belanga always
paired with samping tied around the waist and a songkok placed over the head.
CHEONG SAM AND CHANGSHAN
Cheong Sam is an outfit for Chinese women. Chinese women will usually wear the red Cheong Sam on holidays like Chinese New Year, wedding and birthday. Cheong Sam was also dressed in a dance
party. Traditional Cheong Sam will usually be red and have certain patterns.
Changsan is an outfit for Chinese man. Usually, Changshan will wear with a long pants. On the day of the
festival,
Chinese
men
will
wear
Changshan.Changshan is first used in weddings and at official Chinese ceremonies. A black changshan, similar to a round black hat, and sometimes it is a funeral suit for Chinese men.
INDIAN MALACCA
Traditional clothing worn by men is called kurta. The shirt is long to the knees. This dress is perfect for everyday wear and for formal occasions. Women have two options, a sari and a punjabi or salwar kameez. Both dresses are available in a variety of patterns, colors and fabrics. Sari is actually a long piece of cloth while salwar kameez is a blouse that is long to the knees. The arms
can be long, short or sleeve. Long, loose pants are worn with this blouse.
REFERENCES Malaysia, A. (n.d.). Khazanah Kaum Melayu -Bahagian 1. Retrieved June 10, 2020, from http://budayakaum2melaka.blogspot.com/2011/12/khazanah-kaum-melayu-di-negerimelaka.html
NEGERI SEMBILAN
HISTORY OF NEGERI SEMBILAN Negeri Sembilan is one of Malaysia's thirteen states and lies on the western shore of Peninsular Malaysia, only south of Kuala Lumpur. The name, which lierally deciphers as NIne States, is accepted to have originated from the nine towns settled here in the fourteenth century by the Minangkabau individuals, initially from West Sumatra in Indonesia, escaping rough attacks from the Javanese. Minangkabau, got from the Indo-Malay words "menang and kerbau" signifying "winning wild ox", are notable for their one of a kind rooftop engineering, which looks like bison horns. At the point when the Minang's settled in Negeri Sembilan they carried with them a matrilineal cultural convention called Adat Perpatih, whereby ladies are
managed a higher societal position than men and have property and land titles proprietorship went from mother to little girl and not father to child a law that despite everything applies today. Different highlights of the Minang culture are as yet noticeable today in the food that is eaten here which can be incredibly, hot, the moving style, just as the music and narrating ignored down the ages. Seremban is the capital of Negeri Sembilan and today the state has an economy based fundamentally in the rural division with palm, elastic and foods grown from the ground ranches taking up a large portion of the state's property territory. They are likewise one of the pioneers in the nation in natural cultivating.
As of late, private development request has seen lodging bequests with moderate homes being worked at an enraged pace in and around Seremban which is only a little ways from Kuala Lumpur, an or more point for white collar class Malays who can't manage the cost of the cosmic typical cost for basic items in the capital. Numerous inhabitants decide to drive and live in Negeri Sembilan as the territory offers extraordinary sea shores on the coast around Port Dickson just as rich uneven timberland and waterway conditions all through the state for the individuals who appreciate an outside way of life something like the Sunshine or Gold Coast in Queensland where occupants work in Brisbane however drive every day.
HISTORY OF NEGERI SEMBILAN TRADITION COSTUME
The picture above is an illustration of the minang community in Negeri Sembilan. The Minangkabau people are native to the area now known as West Sumatra in Indonesia. The Malays in Negeri Sembilan many who came from Minangkabau, they mainly live in Negeri Sembilan and Johor. Men's attire resembles a "Baju Sikap" which is worn as a "sut berlima" with a clothes or jacket, a
shirt inside, the pants are paired with “samping” and are adorned with “tengkolok”. Women also wore Belanga Bay brackets and were able to wear matching sheath fabric. For the nobility of the Minagkabau descent, her dress was made of velvet embroidered with gold thread embroidered of labuci.
REFERENCES Unknown. (1970, January 1). BBK3410 ; PAKAIAN TRADISIONAL NEGERI SEMBILAN. Retrieved June 10, 2020, from https://aidaaistyping.blogspot.com/2016/11/bbk3410-pakaiantradisional-negeri.html
PAHANG
HISTORY OF PAHANG Pahang Darul Makmur was called distinctively numerous hundreds of years prior. A Chinese essayist called it as Pang-Hang Peng-Heng, Pang-Heng, PongFong, Phe-Hang, Pang-Kang and others. In 1225, Choa Ju-Kua
composed
the
book
'Chu-Fan-Chi'.
He
composed that among the states attacked by San-FoChi was one called Peng-Keng, for example Pahang. The Arabs and Europeans around then called it as Pam, Pan, Phang, Paam, Poa, Paon, Phamm, Paham, Fanhan, Phang and Pahagh. G.R Tibbets, a student of history who remarked the story composed by Mas'udi imagined that Fanjab (in Mas'udi's book) was Pahang. He wanted to call it Fanhan, Panghang/Panhang, as
opposed to Fanjab. Certain individuals said that the name 'Pahang', started from the language of a Siamese natives clan, signifying 'metal'. The natives used to live here and opened up a few mining territories, particularly in Sungai Lembing. As indicated by an old Malay story, at the spot close to the Pahang River, on the contrary side of Kampung Kembahang, an enormous 'mahang' tree fell over the waterway, in this manner the name ' Pahang
began'.
Pahang
was
otherwise
called
'Inderapura', in any case called Pahang Inderapura. It's notorious Royal Town and once of the Malacca Sultanate, Pekan was known as 'Pura'.
HISTORY OF PAHANG TRADITION COSTUME
Baju Kurung Pahang or known as Baju Kurung Riau Pahang revealing historical ties between the two states of Riau and Pahang. Although Riau and Pahang are two states that are far apart, socio-cultural and political relations that existed during the era of the Malacca Sultanate highlighted by the creation of a cloth that are also known as Baju Belah or Baju Kebaya Turki. But some match it with the curtain next to it. It is also known as the
Malay Baju Melayu Pahang because of the influence that never came. Man wore Baju Melayu Cekak Musang.
REFERENCES nurulfatehah123. (n.d.). JENIS BAJU KURUNG YANG TERDAPAT DI BEBERAPA NEGERI DI MALAYSIA. Retrieved June 10, 2020, from http://nurulfatehah96.blogspot.com/2015/10/jenis-baju-kurung-yang-terdapat-di.html
SELANGOR
HISTORY OF SELANGOR Selangor Darul Ehsan is located on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and is bordered by Perak, Pahang and Negeri Sembilan. The state capital of Selangor is Shah Alam and its royal capital us Klang. The origin of the name of Selangor is uncertain but people believed the name itself refers to the Malay word langau, a large fly or blowfly that is found in the marshes along the Selangor river in the state‟s north-west. The traditional culture of Selangor‟s Malay majority is influenced by those of Bugis, Minangkabau, Mandaling and
Javanese,
Banjar,
Rawanese
and
Bengkulu
ancestry whom are mostly Muslim. Javanese ancestry was the dominant in the west coast districts such as
Sabak Bernam, Kuala Selangor, Klang, Kuala Langat and Sepang.
HISTORY OF SELANGOR TRADITION COSTUME The traditional garmens of the royal Bugis have influenced the traditional Selangor‟s couture. Selangor‟s traditional Malay costume had Bugis influence where the men would wear a jacket outside in addition to their baju sikap, which is a five pieces suit consist of the tengkolok, shirt, pants, cummerbund and complete with kain samping. Meanwhile, the women of traditional Selangor‟s Malay will wear Bugis sarong named baju kebaya labuh with a waistband paired with kain selisih.
SABAH
HISTORY OF SABAH Sabah also known as Negeri di Bawah Bayu is a stated of Malaysia located on the northen protion of Borneo. Sabah has land borders with the Malaysian state of Sarawak to the southwest and Indonesia‟s Kalimantan region to the south. The capital state city of Sabah is Kota Kinabalu and become their economic centre of the state until now. The origin name of Sabah is uncertain but there are theories that during the time when it was part of the Bruneian Sultanate, it was referred to as Saba because of the presence a variety of banana called pisang saba which is grown widely on the coast of the region and popular in Brunei.
HISTORY OF SABAH TRADITION COSTUME The title “Land Below the Wind” reflects not only geographical
of
Sabah
but
also
because
of
its
enchanting culture and landscape. Sabah comprises more than 23 ethnic groups, each rich in culture and tradition. The most popular traditional costumes is linangkit from Dusun culture, which is Sabah‟s traditional cloth, reflects skilful handwork as shown in the linangkit embroidery, and the creative applications of sequins and beads as decorative items to the „sarempak‟ head dress, the „mandapun‟ ornamental collar, the long tapered „keku‟ fingercovers, „ingkot pangkat‟ coin belt and sash.
sarawak
HISTORY OF Sarawak Sarawak also known as Bumi Kenyalang is a state of Malaysia and the largest among the 14 states of Malaysia. Sarawak is located in northwest Borneo Island and is bordered by the Malaysia state of Sabah to the northeast, Kalimantan to the south and Brunei in the north. The capital city of Sarawak is Kuching and is the largest in the state. The name behind Sarawak is derived from the Sarawak Malay word serawak, which means antinomy. The location of Sarawak has resulted in a broad diversity of ethnicity culture and languanges, such as Kayan, Iban, Kenyah and others.
HISTORY OF Sarawak TRADITION COSTUME Sarawak ethnic costumes are further accentuated by the intricate handiwork decorating each traditional ensemble with ethnic motits fashioned such as Orang Iban with their Baju burung that include with weapons and accessories like hornbill and silver meanwhile Sarawak‟s Malay with their traditional Baju Melayu Cekak Musang for men and Kurung Teluk Belanga for women together with songket.
perak
HISTORY OF perak Perak is a state in the northwest of Peninsular Malaysia. It is border by a number of other states while offering a various privilege in aspects of economy, tourism, infrastructure and others. It is also known as Perak Darul Ridzuan and is the second largest state in Peninsular Malaysia with an area of 21,000 square km. there are a lot of historical event, structure and monument in the state.
HISTORY OF perak TRADITION COSTUME
Perak is one of the states in Malaysia that have a unique and attractive traditional costume. There is costume that named as 'Puteri Perak'. The uniqueness of 'Puteri Perak' costume is the costume is resembling of man's costume because it is styled with pant, usually women traditional costume in Malaysia is styled with skirt. It is made of silk or songket with the compact design at the bottom. They will also use several accessories to go with the costume such as necklace, pendant and others.
To be matched with 'Puteri Perak' costume, man will wear the 'baju melayu cekak musang', 'sampin' will be tied at the waist and „tengkolok‟ will be wear on their head. Back in the days, this costume was worn by the royal family.
Nowadays, „Puteri Perak‟ costume get the interest of women especially women originated from Perak to wear it on their wedding day. However, to increase the attractiveness of the dress especially for wedding
ceremony, they had change and improve the design of the costume as their wedding dress. The original dress for the women would have a short skirt that looks like the man “sampin”, but for the wedding dress, they will usually have a long open front skirt mimicking a peafowl tail.
terengganu
HISTORY OF terengganu Terengganu is a state in the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It is neighbouring other states which are Kelantan and Pahang. The cultural of the state are mostly influence by the other neighbouring state. They also
had
their
own
accent
as
well
as
historical
background. The art of Batik is very well known in Terengganu by the people who stayed by the sea. This is why their traditional clothing will include Batik as part of the clothing.
HISTORY OF terengganu TRADITION COSTUME
Terengganu also had their own traditional costume like other state. Back in the days, men were wearing „baju melayu teluk belanga‟ that made from chinese silk fabric and „sampin‟ on their waist. „Sampin‟ is made from songket. Women were matched with men by wearing „baju kurung teluk belanga‟ that made from songket and they also styled it with a scarf.
In addition, there is also a traditional costume that called 'baju melayu cekak musang' that be worn by man. For woman, they also worn 'baju kebaya'. „Baju kebaya‟ also be matched with skirt that made from songket or batik to show their state specialities. Terengganu is well known with local fabrics which is songket and batik.
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