Rite linking women's fertility to that of rice. From the ‘rite for the tumbang’ (mangaluk to tumbang). The tumbang wears a cloth on her head. Bua’ kasalle, Deri, 1993.

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Alternative title	TORAJA_1660.tif (French)
Creator	Rappoport, Dana
Depositor	Prouteau Pierre
Date created	1993
Lieu(x) de création	Tana Toraja Regency
Publishing structure	Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme
Metadata author	Rappoport, Dana
Data type	Photographs
Content language	Toraja-sa'dan (language, family : Austronesian )
Agents (actors, groups) evocated by the document	Toraja
License	Attribution - Non Commercial - No Derivs (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 FR)

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Songs from Thrice-Blooded Land
Part A : Multimedia argument
[A.3] Music of the rising sun
[A.3.1] Music for the highest ritual of the rising sun
[A.3.1.6] The little music of the officiants.
[A.3.1.6 P0_27] In the bua’ kasalle celebration, the whole space resonates with words of praise either chanted or sung.
[A.3.1.6 P0_27 A-6] ‘Rite for an officiated woman’, Mangaluk to tumbang.

Songs from Thrice-Blooded Land
Part A : Multimedia argument
[A.3] Music of the rising sun
[A.3.1] Music for the highest ritual of the rising sun
[A.3.1.2] The most sophisticated ritual of the rising sun: bua’ kasalle.
[A.3.1.2 P0_6] The bua’ kasalle is directed by two groups of people: the officiants and the sponsors –members of one or more stem families (rapu).
[A.3.1.2 P0_6 A-2] The officiants.

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Rite reliant la fécondité des femmes à la fécondité du riz. Extrait du « rite pour la tumbang » (mangaluk to tumbangc). La tumbang porte un tissu sur la tête, rituel bua' kasalle, Deri, 1993. (French)