The Role of Members in Preserving the Twin Ebeg Wahyu Turonggo Group of Banyumas District

Abstract

Ebeg art is one of the various Banyumas arts that has developed over time until now. The main equipment in this art performance is a braided horse made from woven bamboo called ebeg. Ebeg is preserved in several areas of Banyumas Regency, one of which is by the Twin Ebeg Wahyu Turonggo  group which consists of several members from various circles. This research uses descriptive analysis techniques with a library research approach. The data sources used in this research are information originating from books, journals, research reports and other literature in accordance with the research theme. The research results show that ebeg is a traditional art that is preserved by various groups of society. Ebeg is an ancestral heritage from Banyumas as part of the nation's diversity. Therefore, preserving ebeg is the duty of all Banyumas people from all social status groups without exception.