# Warna Warni Ondel Ondel

- By: Herusutimbul
- Date: 2013-11-10
- Classification: Photograph
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Ondel-ondel is the result of Betawi culture in the form of a large doll that reaches a height of about ± 2.5 m with a diameter of ± 80 cm, this doll is made from bamboo weaving that is made to be carried from the inside by the person who carries it. The doll is worn and played by the person who carries it. On his face in the form of a mask or mask worn to the bamboo weave.

Historically, ondel-ondel is estimated to have existed since 1605. It is contained in a book written by the English merchant, Edmun Scott In the past, ondel-ondel was used as part of the procession of royal events. Ondels are also used to repel reinforcements.

Based on the beliefs of the Betawi community, smallpox will disappear after marching around the village.