Festival Museum Nusantara

Festival Museum Nusantara
Building Museum Indonesia Bali three-floor architecture was developed from the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which explains the existence of three sources of human happiness, ie the relationship with God, fellow humans, and the natural environment.

Museum of Indonesia to function through a permanent exhibition with three themes. Diversity-themed floor I Tunggal Ika, displaying traditional clothes and a full wedding dress which covers 27 provinces, according to the number of provinces in Indonesia at the time of opening. Collection of bridal apparel and clothing most complete ancestral lands and not found in other museums in Indonesia, even in the world. Exhibition diversity and traditional clothes wedding clothes at the same time is a reflection of cultural diversity of Indonesian society, whether viewed from the side of religion, clothing, arts, and customs.

Second floor exhibition themed on Human and Environment, display bundaya objects in the environment are realized in the form of traditional houses of houses, houses of worship, and rice. These buildings to adjust environmental conditions, such as houses in the lowlands, in the trees, and on the rivers. It also displayed the living / the house, including the bridal chamber of Palembang, in the Central Javanese, Batak and kitchen space. Cultural objects and equipment on display livelihoods include fishing equipment, hunting and gathering equipment, agricultural equipment, as well as ceremonial life cycle (life cycle of rites) are displayed in diorama form, covering the ceremony seven months (Mitoni), the ceremony down the land, ceremony circumcision, ritual cutting teeth (mapedes), the investiture of progenitor, and West Sumatra dais representing the ceremony.

Third floor exhibition themed on Art and Craft, showing results arable art and new artistic creation, among others, various fabrics including songket, weaving, and batik; various objects of metal handicrafts silver, brass, and copper; art of wood carving style Jepara, Bali, Toraja, and Asmat. Tree-inspired life in the mountains as a puppet show opener, the turn, and cover a scene in a puppet show, grand stand eight feet tall and four feet wide, the symbol of the universe that contains the elements of air, water, wind, soil, and fire. Placement Tree of life on the third floor and closed the series of stories on the theme of the exhibition as a whole.

Apart from permanent exhibitions, the Museum regularly Indonesia also organizes exhibitions with special themes, such as exhibitions masks, fabrics, weapons, and paintings are supported by the demonstration that relates to themes, such as batik and sculpture demonstration puppet.

Visitors not only tourists, especially students and students who were given tasks related to the subjects or the eyes of his lectures, but also foreign tourists, even by the Indonesian Museum TMII specifically made a guest visit destination country.

The museum also has facilities Long Bale, Bale Round, and Soko Seven buildings that can be rented by the general public for weddings, seminars, or meetings. Festival Museum Nusantara