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NYAWER (SUNDANESE TRADITION)
For some Sundanese people, it is incomplete if the wedding reception is without the sawer penganten ceremony. Without being commanded anymore, children and even adults immediately gathered in front of the bride and groom to follow and pick up coins and paper which were sawered by the bride's parents and relatives and guided by the sawer.
Even some people believe, these saweran objects can make people who get them lightly mate and cheap sustenance.
Nyawer or saweran is a culture of sprinkling some small objects done by the parents of the bride and groom. It is said that sprinkling these objects can give instructions to the bride and groom so that they can live a happy home life and do not forget to always give alms to people in need.
Nyawer comes from the word 'awer' which is likened to a bucket of liquid objects that can be splashed or scattered. But there is another opinion written in the book Bagbagan Poetry Sawer Sunda which explains that nyawer comes from the word 'wean', which is a place that is often exposed to rainwater falling from tiles.
Well, from this understanding it can be concluded that the place intended to hold nyawer is in the yard of the house. Meanwhile, water splashes are the objects of the sawernya.
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For some Sundanese people, it is incomplete if the wedding reception is without the sawer penganten ceremony. Without being commanded anymore, children and even adults immediately gathered in front of the bride and groom to follow and pick up coins and paper which were sawered by the bride's parents and relatives and guided by the sawer.
Even some people believe, these saweran objects can make people who get them lightly mate and cheap sustenance.
Nyawer or saweran is a culture of sprinkling some small objects done by the parents of the bride and groom. It is said that sprinkling these objects can give instructions to the bride and groom so that they can live a happy home life and do not forget to always give alms to people in need.
Nyawer comes from the word 'awer' which is likened to a bucket of liquid objects that can be splashed or scattered. But there is another opinion written in the book Bagbagan Poetry Sawer Sunda which explains that nyawer comes from the word 'wean', which is a place that is often exposed to rainwater falling from tiles.
Well, from this understanding it can be concluded that the place intended to hold nyawer is in the yard of the house. Meanwhile, water splashes are the objects of the sawernya.
#sukusunda
#tradisisunda
#adatsunda
#cultureindonesia
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