The Sadan Toraja of central Sulawesi wore these long, narrow cloths as a loincloth or sash and also hung them as decorative banners in funerary ceremonies. They are rare examples of the use of the supplementary weft technique among the Toraja.
The Sadan Toraja of central Sulawesi wore these long, narrow cloths as a loincloth or sash and also hung them as decorative banners in funerary ceremonies. They are rare examples of the use of the supplementary weft technique among the Toraja.