A solu is a traditional boat of the Toba Batak people of North Sumatra, Indonesia. The solu is a dugout canoe, with boards added on the side bound with iron tacks. They are of various size, the largest, for 50 rowers, are about 18 meters in length; there is a slight keel carved fore and aft. They are propelled by sitting rowers, who sit in pairs on cross seats. The paddles used have an oval blade and cross handle. The boat can be distinguished by its ornaments: The stern ornament is called giarogia di pudi, which consists of three sticks with tufts of horsehair and a row of shorter sticks called rame rame with a bigger one in the middle distinctly phalloid, strung across; no tradition appears to explain this singular ornament. The ornament on the prow is a carved and painted figure symboli
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| - Solu adalah perahu tradisional Batak Toba dari Sumatra Utara, Indonesia. Solu adalah perahu kayu, dengan papan tambahan di sisi yang diikat dengan paku payung besi. Ukurannya bermacam-macam, yang terbesar, untuk 50 pendayung, panjangnya sekitar 18 meter; ada sedikit lunas yang diukir di bagian depan dan belakang. Mereka didorong oleh pendayung yang duduk berpasangan di kursi melintang. Dayung yang digunakan memiliki bilah berbentuk oval dan gagang melintang. Perahu dapat dibedakan dari ornamennya: Hiasan buritan disebut giarogia di pudi, yang terdiri dari tiga batang dengan jumbai dari bulu kuda dan sederet batang lebih pendek yang disebut rame rame dengan yang lebih besar di tengah berbentuk lingga, digantung; tidak ada tradisi yang muncul untuk menjelaskan ornamen tunggal ini. Ornamen pa (in)
- A solu is a traditional boat of the Toba Batak people of North Sumatra, Indonesia. The solu is a dugout canoe, with boards added on the side bound with iron tacks. They are of various size, the largest, for 50 rowers, are about 18 meters in length; there is a slight keel carved fore and aft. They are propelled by sitting rowers, who sit in pairs on cross seats. The paddles used have an oval blade and cross handle. The boat can be distinguished by its ornaments: The stern ornament is called giarogia di pudi, which consists of three sticks with tufts of horsehair and a row of shorter sticks called rame rame with a bigger one in the middle distinctly phalloid, strung across; no tradition appears to explain this singular ornament. The ornament on the prow is a carved and painted figure symboli (en)
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| - Solu adalah perahu tradisional Batak Toba dari Sumatra Utara, Indonesia. Solu adalah perahu kayu, dengan papan tambahan di sisi yang diikat dengan paku payung besi. Ukurannya bermacam-macam, yang terbesar, untuk 50 pendayung, panjangnya sekitar 18 meter; ada sedikit lunas yang diukir di bagian depan dan belakang. Mereka didorong oleh pendayung yang duduk berpasangan di kursi melintang. Dayung yang digunakan memiliki bilah berbentuk oval dan gagang melintang. Perahu dapat dibedakan dari ornamennya: Hiasan buritan disebut giarogia di pudi, yang terdiri dari tiga batang dengan jumbai dari bulu kuda dan sederet batang lebih pendek yang disebut rame rame dengan yang lebih besar di tengah berbentuk lingga, digantung; tidak ada tradisi yang muncul untuk menjelaskan ornamen tunggal ini. Ornamen pada haluan berupa ukiran dan lukisan yang melambangkan kepala kerbau, dengan rame rame lainnya dirangkai di depan dengan lingga sentral tunggal. Semacam sisir dengan bulu kuda di sisinya dan rambut manusia di ujungnya, di atasnya berdiri tiang berukiran tegak, yang disebut torgiok. (in)
- A solu is a traditional boat of the Toba Batak people of North Sumatra, Indonesia. The solu is a dugout canoe, with boards added on the side bound with iron tacks. They are of various size, the largest, for 50 rowers, are about 18 meters in length; there is a slight keel carved fore and aft. They are propelled by sitting rowers, who sit in pairs on cross seats. The paddles used have an oval blade and cross handle. The boat can be distinguished by its ornaments: The stern ornament is called giarogia di pudi, which consists of three sticks with tufts of horsehair and a row of shorter sticks called rame rame with a bigger one in the middle distinctly phalloid, strung across; no tradition appears to explain this singular ornament. The ornament on the prow is a carved and painted figure symbolising a buffalo head, with another rame rame strung in front with its singular central phallus. A sort of bowsprit with tufts of horsehair at the sides and one of human hair at the end, over it rises an upright carved post, called the torgiok. (en)
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