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Surakarta residents wearing Blangkon, the traditional Javanese hat, dance in Sriwedari on Sunday
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United colors of blangkon: Surakarta residents wearing Blangkon, the traditional Javanese hat, dance in Sriwedari on Sunday. The gathering aimed to promote the Blangkon, one of Indonesiaâs cultural heritages, through media exposure. (Antara/Herka Yanis Pangaribowo) (Antara/Herka Yanis Pangaribowo)
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span class="caption">Surakarta residents wearing Blangkon, the traditional Javanese hat, dance in Sriwedari on Sunday. The gathering aimed to promote the Blangkon, one of Indonesia's cultural heritages, through media exposure. (Antara/Herka Yanis Pangaribowo)
