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Remapping the spice route: Understanding the history of Indonesian flavors

SHADINE TAUFIK - THE JAKARTA POST

Jakarta  /  Sun, September 27, 2020 

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Spice delight: Indonesia’s rich flavors have inspired many books, including William Wongso’s 'Flavors of Indonesia' and Tim Hannigan’s 'A Brief History of Indonesia'. 

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The diversity of local cuisine and spices across Indonesia has given rise to an array of unique flavors.

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However, the notion of spice trade purely as a product of colonialism is still rampant – with memories of the spice route poisoned with violent confrontations.

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Deaf and mute young Indonesian fashion designer Rafi Ridwan

Rerre Adysti - South China Morning Post

Published: 2:45pm, 3 Aug, 2020

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Rafi Ridwan, who held first his show when only nine, now wants to help other disabled children. 

 

Rafi Ridwan has had fashion shows across the world and created a collection for America’s Next Top Model, overcoming discrimination along the way.

But his plans to help other disabled children realise their dreams have been dealt a severe blow in an event that also destroyed all his career memorabilia.

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INDONESIAN FASHION FOR GLOBAL

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Despite the world still battling the Covid-19 pandemic, Indonesian emerging sustainable fashionistas and fashion brands have united to celebrate sustainable fashion designs and recognise women’s empowerment initiatives in the Indonesian textile sector.
 

THE SPICE ROUTES (JALUR REMPAH)

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Source: https://jalurrempah.kemdikbud.go.id/en/

The cultural assimilation and its connectedness among nations in Indonesia did not just happen. International traders played a significant role in the cultural development that left the traces we can find today. It is due to the spice commodity, coming from various islands in Nusantara that formed the trade traffic in the past, and thus becoming a cultural route.

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