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Sumba Raja (northeastern Sumba)
This photograph depicts a local Raja and his family. Notice the tortoise hair combs on the two women on the right. Notice, too, these two women’s sarongs: one is black with embroidery while the other is decorated with “rambut”, or hair threads. The threads are not actually made of hair but are cotton threads pulled through the material to form a design. The use of “rambut” decoration is known to exist only on Sumba tubular sarongs worn by women.
I suspect the two women on the right are the Raja’s wives.
Of particular interest is the hairstyle worn by the young girl on the left. Sharply defined as it is, it shows she is NOT ready for marriage. This is a common usage among young Sumbanese girls.