File:Tropenmuseum Royal Tropical Institute Objectnumber A-6195a Pop in kotomisi kostuum.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionTropenmuseum Royal Tropical Institute Objectnumber A-6195a Pop in kotomisi kostuum.jpg |
Nederlands: Pop. Gaspar van Breugel maakte in 1824 op zijn plantage Clifford Kocqshoven feest van de slaven mee, dat overging in een wintiritueel. Er werd gedurende drie dagen en nachten muziek gemaakt en gedanst. Naar aanleiding van dit ritueel liet Van Breugel, een setje miniatuurinstrumenten en zes poppen maken, die de danseressen voorstellen. Over de vrouwen schreef hij dat zij 'als een staalboek gekleed' gingen. (geciteerd in Legêne, 1998; 258). Hij gaf deze poppen aan zijn dochter en nichtjes om mee te spelen. Vier van deze poppen zijn nu in de collectie van het Tropenmuseum. Deze pop van zwart katoen met glaskraaltjes als ogen is gekleed in een kotomisi: wit katoenen onderrokken met daaroverheen een feestjurk van wit katoen bedrukt met rode motieven, jakje van dezelfde stof en zo ook de om het middel geknoopte borstdoek. Om de hals een snoer van lichtrode glaskraaltjes en op het hoofd een kunstig gevouwen hoofddoek. (Bron: Susan Legêne, De bagage van Blomhoff en Van Breugel, KIT Amsterdam 1998, p. 242-& 258. Tekst: LM, 14 april 2009). Pop in kotomisi kostuum |
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