Cirebon mask dance is one of the Dancing in the Cirebon sultanate region. Cirebon Mask Dance, this workmanship is the first craft of the Cirebon region, including Subang, Indramayu, Jatibarang, Majalengka, Losari, and Brebes. It is known as a mask dance in light of the fact that the artists wear masks while dancing. In Cirebon Mask dance exhibitions, the artists are known as the dalang, on the grounds that they play the characters of the masks.
This maskl dance itself is extremely different and has created concerning development, as well as the story to be conveyed. once in a while the mask dance is played by one performance dance artist, or it can likewise be played by a few group.
Thomas Stamford Raffles in his book The History of Java portrays that Cirebon mask craftsmanship is an elaboration of the Panji story where a mask workmanship bunch comprises of a dalang (who portrays the story) and six young fellows who perform it joined by four gamelan performers.
One more sort of mask dance is the Kelana Kencana Wungu mask dance, which is a progression of Parahyangan-style concealed moves that recount the tale of the Queen Kencana Wungu who is being pursued by the beguiled Minakjingga lord. Essentially, each veil addresses each character that depicts human instinct. Kencana Wungu, with a blue mask, addresses a vivacious however smooth person. Minakjingga (otherwise called kelana), with a red mask addresses an enthusiastic, unstable and eager person. This dance is crafted by Nugraha Soeradiredja.
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