The Young Muslims Challenging Islam’s Status Quo
A conservative religious movement, spread through social media, has taken hold among Indonesian youth. The government wants to curb its influence.
Jamu Kunyit Asam is being poured to try during Jamu making class at Tugu Hotel in Canggu, Bali, Indonesia.
Portrait of Yohana Fransiska Indayati, 61, staff at Akar Sari, one of the oldest jamu ingredients shop in Solo, Central Java, Indonesia. Yohana Fransiska Indayati has been working at Akar Sari for 30 years, her dedication of taking care herself and her passion in beauty makes her dedicate herself in Jamu industry.
Signature of the jamu lady, Mulatsih's right hand tinted yeallow from squeezing turmeric everyday.
Sunarmi, 53, Yatmini's daugther at Nguter Jamu Market in Sukoharjo Regency, Solo, Central Java, Indonesia. Sunarmi follows her mother selling jamu ingredients since 1980.
Portrait of Carlo Waibel, 33, or known as CRO for German weekly ZEIT Christ&Welt February 2023
Portrait of Carlo Weibel, known with his stage name Cro with his painting at his home in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, February 12, 2023. Nyimas Laula for Zeit
Portrait of Carlo Waibel, 33, for German weekly ZEIT Christ&Welt February 2023.
Curated by Tanvi Mishra
Many resort workers in Bali have gone home to villages and small towns, taking up traditional ways of earning a living to feed themselves and their families.
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