Duplicating Remeng Mangunjaya Wayang Set to Conserve Wayang Beber of Wonosari, Yogyakarta
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https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v10iSI39.7686Keywords:
Conservation, duplication, Remeng Mangunjaya, wayang beberAbstract
Wayang Beber is a type of wayang (traditional puppet show) inherited from the ancestors of the Indonesians that needs to be preserved. This research aimed to duplicate the four rolls of Wayang Beber Remeng Mangunjaya and its wooden storage box. The qualitative method was employed by describing the steps in the duplicating process, from data collection to the production stage. Creating these duplicates will support the conservation effort of the original artifacts. In the future, the duplicates created can be used to replace the originals in performances as a precaution against further damage risks.
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