Pakaian Adat Sasi is a traditional costume associated with the Sasi ritual, a traditional conservation practice in Maluku. The Sasi ritual aims to preserve and sustain natural resources by setting specific rules and restrictions.
The Pakaian Adat Sasi consists of a woven headpiece called “Kepala Sasi” and a sarong called “Kain Sasi.” The headpiece is intricately woven and often decorated with shells and beads. The sarong is made from traditional hand-woven fabrics and features vibrant colors and patterns.
This traditional costume is worn during the Sasi ritual, which involves prayers, offerings, and the declaration of restrictions on fishing, hunting, or harvesting certain resources. The Pakaian Adat Sasi symbolizes the importance of environmental conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources in Maluku.
