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Stamps by ThemesSport Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games The 19th SEA GAMES Jakarta 1997Centennial Olympic Games Atlatanta 1996 National Sports Week (PON) XIV 1996 Games of The XXIVTH Olympiad, Seoul 1988 Eleventh National Sport Week 1985
Flora Fauna Unitary State In Floral Diversity 2004 WWF Conservation Stamp Collection 1996 International Butterfly Conference 1993 Environment Postal "Jakarta 2008" Stamp Exhibition Asia Philately Exhibition - BANGKOK 2007 Philately Exhibition National 1006 JUVALUX '98 - World Philatelic Exhibition
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Stamps Issue Series Indonesian Traditional Music Instruments 9 March 2013 Buy now for US $
GAMBUS-RIAU Stringed instruments such as mandolin actually came from Arabia. The origin of the inclusion of music and musical instruments Gambus to area in Indonesia, along with the influence of islam, so that the color of the music was having Islamic Arabic poetry. In its development, Gambus music is also enriched with poetic Malay and India in addition to bringing folk songs with various variations. SERUNE KALEE-NANGROE ACEH DARUSSALAM This instrument is very popular n he Pidie, North Aceh. Aceh Besar and Aceh Barat. Serune Kalee played along with Rapai and Geundrang at entertainment events, dances, welcoming guests of honor. The materials of Serune kalese are wood, brss and copper. Serune Kalee paired with Geundrang and rapal. These instruments are the indigenous musical instruments heritage and culture since the heyday of the kingdom of Aceh darussalam Aceh until now. FU-MALUKU This blow instrument made of sea shells or sea slugs. Sea shells or ordinary local people call it "bia shell", which is used as Fu is sea shell/bia raratol, tahuri, capeu and lemon. CELEMPUNG-WEST JAVA Celempung is a musical instrument made of bamboo by using wave resonances in the segment of bamboo. The resulting sound like a drum. The stick made of bambooor wood, covered by a cloth or a thin object in the edge to produce a loud aound. To play this instrument is hit by stick. The player can produce the sound by regulating the size of the air coming out of the bungbung (body) of celempung. Celempung sound can vary depending of the player's ingenuity.
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Ratu Boko Palace Ratu Boko is an archaelogical site in the form of royal palace of Old Mataram Kingdom from 8th century. According to the history of Old Mataram, Ratu Boko palace was used by the Sailendra Dinasty (Rakai Pangkaran) long before the time of King Samaratungga (the establishment of Borobudur Temple) and the Rakai Pikatan (the establishment of Prambanan Temple). Besides leaving the historical evidence in the form of inscription scattered in Java, the Old Mataram Kingdom built many temple, both Hindu and Buddhist patterned. The finding of gold artefacts in Wonoboyo, indicate the richness of art and culture. The temples are Kalasan Temple, Plaosan Temple, Prambanan Temple, Mendut Temple, Pawon Temple, Borobudur Temple, and many more. According to the ancient inscription that was made by Rakai Panangkaran in 746-784 AD, at the beginning, the building around Ratu Boko heritage site is called Abhayagiri Wihara. Abhaya means no danger or peace. Abhayagiri means the Buddhist monks dormitory (vihara) that is located at the peaceful area on top of the hill. In the next period between 856-863 AD, Abhayagiri Wihara changed its name became Walaing Kraton that is proclaimed by Vasal Rakai named Rakai Walaing Pu Kumbayoni. Mantyasih inscription, which was built in 898-908 AD by Rakai Watukara Dyah Balitung, still mentioned Walaing as pedigree of Punta Tarka who made Mantyasih inscription. From the beginning of 10th century until the end of 16th century, there is no news about Kraton Walaing. The name of Ratu boko comes from local people folk. Ratu Boko (in Javanese language means the king heron) was the father of Loro Jongrang, which became the name of the main temple at Prambanan Temple complex. Sumunaring Abhyagiri A contemporary piece of Java dance, the Sumunaring Abhayagiri, is performed at the Ratu Boko archeological site and tells the story of royal family. Hundreds of performers tell the tale of adventures of two princely brothers, and their interactions with the local Boko community. The innate Javanese wisdom of the elders shines throughout, and he concept understanding one's natural place in the world is explored. Developed in conjunction with the State University of Yogyakarta's department of dance, this is a truly modern and youthful spectacular. It maintains the traditional values of Javanese dance, including expressing moral principles as a way of education.
Stamps Issue Series Year of the Snake 22 January 2013 Buy now for US $
Chinese Lunar New Year Lunar New Year is the most important fetival for Chinese people in Indonesia and around the world. The festival celebrates the arrival of the first day of the first month of Chinese calendar as well as the coming of spring. In Indonesia, Chinese Lunar New Year is a national holiday. Lunar New Year of 2013 falls on February 10,2013 which is denoted by snake shio with the element of water. To welcome the Chinese Lunar New Year 2564, stamp series is issued depicting the object of snakes and water elements, namely: Stamps Issue Series Flora and Fauna 5 November 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 Souvenir Sheet, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Spillocuscus rufoniger Spillocuscus rufoniger (black spotted cuscus) is one of Indonesia's biggest cuscus. Her hair is thick, smooth and reddish colored. Female body aize larger than the males. Females have a layer of hair shaped black saddle on his back and the male has a leopard pattern or spots. This cuscus has a rounded head with a short muzzle and ears are covered with hair that is virtually. His eyes were large and dark adapted will to adjust to a nocturnal lifestyle. Curved front paws with sharp points to climb. its tall can hook to hold and ends hairless. Body size from head to body length of about 70 cm and about 50 cm tall. Average weight of adult possum is between 6-7 kg. This cuscus habitat is dense tropical forest spread over the northern part of the island of Papua. This cuscus is included in the group of animal are omnivores and eat fruit, nuts and maybe some small animals. The threat to these animals from poaching and habitat destruction. Stamps Issue Series 50th Years of Television Broadcasting in Indonesia 24 August 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI) is a broadcasting institution that bears the name of the State, so that means the broadcast is intended for the benefit of the country. Since its establishment on August 24, 1962, TVRI served as a television that elevates the image of the nation by broadcasting events of national and intenational, promote the progress of society as well as social glue. TVRI is a reflection of the dynamics of the learning process in the struggle of democracy, TVRI was a foundation established to broadcast the opening of the fourth Asian Games in Jakarta. Entering the era of Pancasila Democracy in 1974, TVRI turned into one part of the organization and administration of the Ministry of Information, assigned status of Directorate which is responsible to the Director General of Radio, Television, and Film. In the Reform era, Government Regulation No. 36 - 2000 states TVRI status as a service company under the Ministry of Finance.Then, through Governement Regulation No. 9 - 2002, TVRI status changed to PT. TVRI (Persero), a state owned corporation under the Office of the Minister of State Enterprises. Furthermore, through the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 32 - 2002 on Broadcasting, TVRI designated as Public Broadcasting institution with status of legal entity established by the State. Through Government Regulation No. 13 - 2005, TVRI carries out the task of providing information, education and wholesome entertainment, controlling and nurturing social cohesiveness, as well as preserving the national culture for the benefit of the whole society through television broadcasting that spans the entire territory of the Republic of Indonesia. Stamps Issue Series 100th Anniversary of Indonesian Scout Movement 14 August 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 Souvenir Sheet, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
History of scouting in Indonesia began in 1912 with the establishment of Nederlansche Padvinders Organisatie (NPO) branch by PJ. Smith. In a short time, some Dutch scouting organizations arised in Indonesia, which finally united in the Nederlands-Indische Vereeniging Padvinders (NIPV) in 1914. Among the leaders of the Indonesian nationalist movement, the idea of Baden Powell in his book "Scouting for Boys" was very interesting. Through scouting, they wanted to form a good Indonesian youth as well as cadres of national movement in struggling for independence. In1916, Javaansche Padvinders Organisatie (JPO) as the first regularly organized Indonesia's national scouting founded at the initiative of SP Mangkunegara VII in Solo. After that, among scouting movements set up by various organizations were Nationale Padvinderij by Budi Utomo, Hizbul Wathan by Mhammadiyah, Syarikat Islam Afdeling Padvinderij (SIAP) by Syarikat Islam, Nationale Islamietische Padvinderij (NATIPIJ) by Jong Islamieten Bond (JIB), and Indonesich Nationale Padvinders Organisatie (INPO) by Pemuda Indonesia. National scouting at that time became one of vehicles for youth education to enhance character as well as increase knowledge and skills in carrying out the ideals of the indepdence of Indonesia. At present, Pramuka as the national scouting movement in Indonesia is part of national education, aimed at nurturing young people in fully achieving spiritual, social, intellectual and physical potential.
Stamps Issue Series Indonesia's Threatened Bird Species 15 July 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 Minisheet, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Siau scops-owl (Otus siaoensis) The only information that explains the existence of this type in the specimen was collected while exploring the island of Siau, North Sulawesi, in 1866. Siau scops-owl is the only species of the Orus genus on that island. Previously considered as sub-species of Otus magicus, until 1988, it was established as a separate species. Included in the Strigidae, this species is about 17 cm. This nocturnal invertebrate predator has relatively large heads and feet. The whole body is domininated by brown feathers. There is a knob on the head feathers like ears extending from the eyebrow. Because of its small habitat with an estimated rate of deforestation is high on the islands of Siau, the species gain status of Critical. Comprehensive survey is needed to complete the information on the ecology and its population. Stamps Issue Series Indonesian Traditional Foods 6 July 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Indonesian traditional food is precious heritage with the delicacy and variety that deserve to be tasted. The stamp series of "Indonesian Traditional Food" is an issuance series which began in 2004. This stamp series depict two local specialties, namely sei meat served with bose corn and spicy sour curry. 1. The sei meat is a typical food od the East Nusa Tenggara Province. This Timor culinary icon appears in various versions of dishes in Kupang, Atambua, and other cities in the island. This food is made from beef or pork, smoked up to dry so it is ready eat. The cooking process carried out with hot smoke from burning wood instead of flames. In addition to beef or pork, fish sei is also available now. The sei meat is very delicious when sprinkled over bose corn. 2. Spicy sour curry is a distinctive food of the Riau Islands Province. Almost all the restaurants in this area provide a menu of spicy sour catfish curry. So it is not difficult to get this tasty food with definitely unique smell. The big chunks of catfish in thick yellow curry sauce is very tempting. Because of its spicy and sour flavor, the dish is called spicy sour curry. Stamps Issue Series Green Economy, Trash Bank 5 June 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 Souvenir Sheet, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Green Economy is economic activity that results in increased welfare as well as social justice and at the same time significantly reduce the risk of environmental damage and ecological scarcity. In practical terms, the green economy is an economic activity and employment growth and income-driven investment from the public or private, use natural resources efficiently and always maintain biodiversity and ecosystem services, such as water availability, environmental and clean air and healthy. This investment needs to be supported by the Government, through policy and regulatory reform. Development with the concept of green economy tries to maintain and where possible, to rebuild the capital of natural resources as a very important economic asset, especially for those who are poor and that their daily life depends on nature.
Stamps Issue Series 50th Anniversary of Asian-Pacific Postal Union 1 April 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
The Asian-Pacific Postal Union History of the Asian-Pacific Postal Union (APPU) began as the Philippines government sent through diplomatic channels invitation to 18 countries for a roundtable in Manila on 10 - 23 January 1961. Among the countries invited were Afghanistan, Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China,India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Nepal, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam. The roundtable drew up the Asian-Oceanic Postal Convention that was to come into force on 1 April 1962. On that date, a regional postal union was established with Manila as its headquarters and Mr. Palomar, Postmaster General of the Philippines elected as the first Director. Later, the headquarters was relocated to Bangkok in 2002. Stamps Issue Series PON XVIII 2012 22 February 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 2 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Pekan Olah Raga Nasional (PON) or National Sports Week is a national multi-event sports held every four years. As the ultimate national sport event, PON become a means of increasing national sports achievement and evaluation of development results conducted by the Indonesian National Sports Committee of the province along with other sports stakeholders in the region. PON is expected to be captured through the seeds of potential athletes who can be developed and improved to achieve higher performance. Stamps Issue Series Year of the Dragon 15 Januari 2012 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 1 Souvenir Sheet, 1 Mini Sheet, 1 Presentation Pack, 2 FDC ) exclude shipping charges FDC #1
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Lunar New Year is the most important celebration in the Chinese calendar. Starting on the the first day of the first month and ending on the date of the fifteenth or the full moon, this celebration is also known as the Cap Go Meh. In Chinese tradition, Chinese New Year is dominated by red, lanterns and fireworks. It is associated with the legend of "Nian" that has rooted in Chinese society. Nian is a man-eater giant that appear in late winter to eat the crops, livestock and people. To protect themselves, the villagers put food on their doorsteps in the hope Nian would eat it and will not attack people, crops and livestock. At oe time, people saw that Nian fled in fear after meeting with a child wearing a red dress. Later, they believed that Nian feared the red color. So, every time a new year to come, people hang red laterns and paper scrolls on windows and doors. They also use fireworks to scare Nian. Stamps Issue Series Joint Issue of Stamp Indonesia-South Africa 15 October 2011 FDC
Stamps Issue Series Traditional Textile of Indonesia 2 October 2011 Buy now for US $ (1 Sheet Stamps, 3 Souvenir Sheet, 1 FDC ) exclude shipping charges
Cover Japan World Stamp Exhibition 2011 Yokohama, July 28-August 2, 2011
Indonesian Postage Stamps 1986 Buy now for US $ 25 (Real Stamps 1 pcs each stamps issue ) exclude shipping charges
Also available Indonesia Postage Stamps 1985 and 1990 SCHEDULE OF STAMPS ISSUE 2011
THE STAMP MUSEUM
A Look at the Museum Prangko Indonesia - Taman Mini Indonesia Indah The Stamp Museum stands on a plot of 9.590 m2 and is flanked by two support buildings. The first, covering 204 m2, functions as a reception hall and rest area for guests. The second, alco covering 204 m2, functions as a post office. The post office provides postal services to visitors to the Indonesian Stamp Museum and sells stamps and other items of philatelic interest. The Indonesian stamp Museum was established with the aim of providing recreational and educational facilities that would be able to reflect the history of the indonesian people and the beauty of Indonesian culture as portrayed in stamps.
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