Kuda lumping also called jaran kepang "is a dance or a traditional Javanese showing a group of soldiers riding Center. This dance uses a horse made of bamboo or other material in the shape resemble anyam and truncated horses, decorated with plastic imitation of hair or the like which gelung or in braids. Webbing workhorse is decorated with colourful fabrics and paints. Kuda lumping dance usually only showing scenes of soldiers on horseback, but some appearance of kuda lumping also feature attractions, immunity, and possessed magical powers, such as the attraction of eating beling and immune against flogging his whip. Though this dance originated in Java, Indonesia, this dance was also inherited by the Javanese who settled in Northern Sumatra and in some areas outside of Indonesia such as in Malaysia, Suriname, Hong Kong, Japan and the United States.
Kuda lumping is the art of dance, played with a mock horse property, made of woven bamboo or other materials with decorated plastic imitation of hair or the like which gelung or in braids, so on the Java community is often referred to as jaran kepang. Nothing in the historical record was able to explain the origins of this dance, only a verbal history passed down from one generation to the next.
Allegedly, dance trance dance is kuda lumping. There is also a version that mentions, that dance kuda lumping depicting a beautiful youth forces as white-haired Horseman Jathil gold, gold tail, as well as having wings of gold that helps battle against troops of riders bantarangin Royal boar of the legends series reyog lodaya in the 8th century.
Apart from its historical value and the origin of dance, kuda lumping reflect the spirit bomb, and military aspects of a cavalry or cavalry. This is apparent from the rhythmic movements, dynamic, and aggressive, flicks through bamboo, mimicked the movements like a horse in the middle of the war.
Often in the dance performance, kuda lumping also features attractions that showcases the power of supernatural smells, such as magical attractions to chew glass, slashing the arm with a machete, burn himself, walking on broken glass, and others. Maybe, this reflects the attraction power of the supernatural in ancient Javanese Kingdoms flourished in the environment, and the non-military aspects is used to counteract the forces of Netherlands.
In East Java, the art is familiar with communities in some areas, such as latrines, the space under the bridge, railway, and other areas. This dance is usually displayed on the specific events, such as a welcome guest of honor, and as thanks, on behalf of his that was granted by the Almighty.
In pementasanya, kuda lumping dance using glass, beling, rocks, and amulets. The dancers kuda lumping very crazy
In addition to contain elements of entertainment and religion, traditional art kuda lumping is often also contain elements of ritual. Because before a show begins, usually a handler will perform rain rituals, to maintain the weather to keep bright given the performances is usually done in the open field.
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