TheIndonesia.co - For the Batak ethnic group of Lake Toba in North Sumatra Province, their handwoven textile, known as "ulos" is a significant symbol.
Quoting The Ministry of Tourism data, it is not only made to wear as clothing but serves as precious heirlooms, a symbol of status, or ceremonial gifts during rites in the human's life cycle.
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Script/ Video Editor: Aulia Hafisa/ Praba Mustika
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