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06 September 2009
Ceramics
Sharing Cultural Memory     


Contents
About the museum Siwalima
The Maluku Islands (Moluccas)
History of the "Spice Islands" 
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Early history 
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The Iberians    
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The Dutch

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After Indonesian independence
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The 1999-2003 Inter-communal Conflict
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The current exhibitions
Virtual Museum
Bibliography





















 

 

Ceramics

 

 

 

        

               

Bowl
Banda Eli (Elat) - Kep. Kei, Maluku
Size: T 22 cm, L.M. 33.7 cm, L.B. 86 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima 1975
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 0833


This type of decorated bowls is produced only on Banda Eli.

               

 

 

 

                  Bowls
South East Maluku
Collection: Museum Siwalima 1975
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 0840

This type of decorated jars origins on Banda Eli.

 

 

 

 

Jar
Maluku
Size: 26,5 x 77,8 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 0817

This type of jar is called "Kendi". It is made of clay.

         

 

 

 

             

Lidded bowl
Thailand
Size: T 12 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 1249
                     

                                                                           

 

 

 

                   
 

                       

Jar
Vietnam
Size: 9,5 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Ca
t. no. 1252

In the old times ceramic jars like this were used as means of payment. Nowadys they are still in use as a bride price of high value.

                                                 

 

 

 

                        

Jar
China
Size: T 13 cm, L 23 cm / 41,5 cm / 35 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima 1982
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
n the past ceramic jars like this were used as means of payment. Today they are still in use as a valued bride price.

               

 

 

 

 

Vase
China
Size: T 15 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 0732

                                       

 

 

 

    

 Jar
Japan
Size: T 21.5 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no. 0734

                                                               

 

 

 

                

Bowl
China
Size: 9 x 18,5 cm
Collection: Museum Siwalima 1977
Museum Siwalima, Ambon
Cat. no.
0731

Ceremic like this bowl was used as means of payment in the past. Today they still are a highly valued bride price.

               

 

 

 

 

 

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