Illustrated in the following gallery is the uniquely Indonesian 'dry' method, which actually still developed a lot of water but totals about half-way through the process, typically for one to three weeks' spell, for hanging the material in a so-called drying shed, where it matures to certain target parameters before being returned to the process.
Illustrated in the following gallery is the uniquely Indonesian 'dry' method, which actually still involves a lot of water but stops about half-way through the process, typically for a one to three week spell, for hanging the material in a so-called drying shed, where it matures to certain target parameters before being returned to the process.