Patra Punggel

patra Punggel

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• ornaments with a static composition between the pattern of 'batun poh' (mango seed), jackfruit pulp, 'makulan' (snail shape), 'ear guling' (pig's ear bolster), 'util anchor ready' (balung ayam), and 'kepikan' (Mider) (Noun) en
• ornamen yang komposisinya statis antara pola ‘batun poh’ (biji mangga), ampas nangka, ‘makulan’ (bentuk keong), ‘kuping guling’ (telinga babi guling), ‘util jangkar siap’ (balung ayam), dan ‘kepikan’ (Mider) (Noun) id

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Alus sor

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Alus mider

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Alus madya

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Alus singgih

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Mider

Patra Punggel

Bali dataran dialect

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Usage Examples

Kéweh pesan ngaé ukiran patra punggel.

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Root

Patra

Other forms of "Patra"

Patra

leaves (in the form of ornaments); ornament; carving

Patra Batun Timun

ornament or carving patterned from cucumber seeds

Patra Cina

ornament which has the characteristics of a vine or tree-shaped trunk, has a round flower flanked by three leaves, between the stems there is a 'liking ata' (shoot of a creeping plant);

Patra Olanda

ornament whose basic form is a vine with flowers and leaves like a vine

Patra Sari

ornaments in the form of round flowers and consists of one 'sari', four 'patra punggel', three ‘kuping guling' ornaments

Patra samblung

ornaments or carvings that have a concept like a vine ivory betel tree

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Related words

patra, punggel, batun, timun, ukiran

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Background information

English
Indonesian
Balinese

Translations

English

ornaments with a static composition between the pattern of 'batun poh' (mango seed), jackfruit pulp, 'makulan' (snail shape), 'ear guling' (pig's ear bolster), 'util anchor ready' (balung ayam), and 'kepikan'

Indonesian

ornamen yang komposisinya statis antara pola ‘batun poh’ (biji mangga), ampas nangka, ‘makulan’ (bentuk keong), ‘kuping guling’ (telinga babi guling), ‘util jangkar siap’ (balung ayam), dan ‘kepikan’

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