Henna (Boh Gaca) - The tradition of wearing henna bride in Aceh

in #culture8 years ago

The tradition of wearing Henna (Aceh: Boh Gaca) is one of the traditions of the people of Aceh, especially in marriage customs. In terms of history, Indigenous henna came from India brought to Aceh since the days of Hindu and forwarded by the Muslims of Gujarat who lives in Aceh.

Until now, the Indigenous wear henna (Boh Gaca) is still in progress in the Aceh Islamic society. Ordinances, shape, and pattern henna (Boh Gaca) in Acehnese society is very diverse and quite creative. This situation does not conflict with the customs and mores. In fact, creativity in using Henna (Boh Gaca) This is necessary so that the Acehnese people do not feel bored and keep abreast of the times.

Do you know what the meaning of henna? Henna turned out so-called 'pacar china' is a type of shrub whose leaves are used for nail milker.

Here, I share some pictures henna is worn by brides in Aceh.








Today, henna is also favorite by teenagers to beautify her hands with henna carvings are beautiful and attractive.




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