Culture. Change. Continuity.
Published by The Jakarta Post, Sentani captures the beauty, traditions and cultural heritage of the Lake Sentani region in Papua through documentary photography and journalistic storytelling.
Inspired by an exhibition celebrating the newspaper's ninth anniversary, this 188-page volume presents the people, landscapes and artistic traditions of Sentani while exploring a community shaped by centuries of cultural encounters and ongoing transformation. From ancestral art and symbolism to village life and local landmarks, Sentani offers a rare glimpse into one of Indonesia's least-explored cultural landscapes.
Inside, you'll discover:
- Documentary photography showcasing the people, landscapes and traditions of Lake Sentani.
- Stories of Sentani art, symbolism and cultural identity.
- Insights into local villages, history and the region's journey through change.
Size: 30 × 21.5 cm
Pages: 188 pages
Format: Hard cover
Published in 1995
Notes: As this book was published years ago, slight yellowing of the pages and minor signs of age may be present and do not affect readability or the overall content.
Celebrate a living culture where tradition and change meet—Sentani.
