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Tais is a form of Tenun weaving tradition native to the eastern Indonesian regions of the Maluku Islands, the Tanimbar Islands, and the East Nusa Tenggara Islands (in Timor Island, the political government divided into West Timor of Indonesia and Timor Leste). It has become an essential part of people in the eastern Indonesia hemisphere region (as well as Maubere people in Timor Leste), which mainly used for ceremonial adornment, sign of respect and appreciation towards guests, friends, relatives, home decor, and personal apparel.

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rdfs:label	Tais (en) Tais (de) Tais (fr) Tais (pt)
rdfs:comment	Le tissage tais est une forme de tissage traditionnel créé par les femmes du Timor oriental. Partie essentielle du patrimoine culturel de la nation, les tissages tais sont utilisés pour les parures de cérémonie, en signe de respect et d'appréciation envers les invités, les amis, les parents, la décoration intérieure et les vêtements personnels. L' (en) a également adopté l'utilisation des tais lors de ses cérémonies. En raison de l' (en), l'étude détaillée de l'histoire et de l'importance des tais n'a commencé qu'après 2000. (fr) Os tecidos tais são produto de uma forma de tecelagem tradicional criada pelas mulheres de Timor-Lestete. Uma parte essencial do patrimônio cultural da nação, as tecelagens de tais são usadas para adornos cerimoniais, sinal de respeito e apreço para com convidados, amigos, parentes, decoração da casa e vestuário pessoal. A Igreja Católica do Timor-Lestete também adoptou o uso de tais durante as suas cerimónias. Por causa da ocupação indonésia de Timor-Lestete, o estudo detalhado da história e importância dos tais começou a ser feito somente após 2000. (pt) Tais (Tetum; Fataluku: Lau) sind gewebte Stoffe von der Insel Timor. Die Herstellung der Stoffe erfolgt vom Spinnen bis zum Weben komplett innerhalb einer Familie. Das Spinnen der Fäden und das Weben an einfachen Webrahmen (Gedog, Fataluku: Atihu) ist Handarbeit der Frauen. Aufgrund der kulturellen Bedeutung erhalten sie für die Arbeit eine hohe Wertschätzung. Die Rahmen für die Ikat-Technik und die Webrahmen werden in der Regel von den Männern gebaut. Gewebt werden Tais mit verschiedenen Techniken, die beidseitig das gleiche Muster im Stoff entstehen lassen. Die Frauen nutzen dazu traditionell die Trockenzeit, wenn die Feldarbeit ruht. In der Regenzeit wird die Arbeitskraft der Frauen auf den Feldern benötigt. Zu dieser Zeit wächst auch die Baumwolle heran, die am häufigsten das Ausgangsm (de) Tais is a form of Tenun weaving tradition native to the eastern Indonesian regions of the Maluku Islands, the Tanimbar Islands, and the East Nusa Tenggara Islands (in Timor Island, the political government divided into West Timor of Indonesia and Timor Leste). It has become an essential part of people in the eastern Indonesia hemisphere region (as well as Maubere people in Timor Leste), which mainly used for ceremonial adornment, sign of respect and appreciation towards guests, friends, relatives, home decor, and personal apparel. (en)
name	Tais (en)
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dcterms:subject	East Timorese culture Oral tradition Textile industry of Indonesia Textile arts of Indonesia Woven fabrics Indonesian art Economy of East Timor
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cactus Proto-Austronesian Honolulu Museum of Art East Timorese culture Culture of East Timor United Nations University of New South Wales Crocodile Oral tradition Oral tradition Timor Leste Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology Lizard Maluku Islands Polyester Tassel Timor West Timor Dress Textile industry of Indonesia Alchemy East Nusa Tenggara Ermera Flag of the United Nations Textile arts of Indonesia North Central Timor Regency Potato Cotton Acrylic fiber Woven fabrics Indonesian art Economy of East Timor Weaving Dili Pig Portugal Indonesia Indonesian language Indonesians National Intangible Cultural Heritage of Indonesia Rayon Mango Rote Island Turmeric Warp (weaving) Tanimbar Islands Tenun Oecussi-Ambeno Manufahi Selaru Island Dili Massacre Timor Island
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.eastimorlawjournal.org/ http://www.eastimorlawjournal.org/OTHERWRITINGS/introduction_identitiesandtraditionsineasttimor_natali_pride2002.html

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