LORO BLONYO JAVA

 The Loro Blonyo statue is part of the Javanese culture. Usually this statue is often found at weddings or at the homes of the Javanese who adhere to their cultural customs.

Behind its use, the statue has a long history and deep meaning. Reporting from Indonesia.go.id, the statue is said to have existed since the days of the Mataram Kingdom in 1476.

The Loro Blonyo statue consists of two statues. The female statue is a symbol of Dewi Sri, who is also known as the Goddess of Fertility. While the male statue is a symbol of Lord Vishnu.

According to historical records, the Loro Blonyo statue is closely related to Javanese culture. At first, only Javanese ethnic aristocrats owned it. Usually, the statue is placed in the center of the joglo house of the aristocratic people. That part is considered the private territory of husband and wife.

Experiencing Shape Change

Over time, the statue continues to evolve through the times. In addition, the development of contemporary art has also made this statue undergo a change in form. Not only made in a sitting position as it was originally, this statue is also made in a standing position along with the addition of other accessories.

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