KIMARAGANG TEST 1 SABAH BORNEO

A young man wearing traditional Kimaragang male attire from Sabah, Malaysia. He is dressed in a long-sleeved black shirt and matching black trousers, both adorned with vibrant, hand-embroidered motifs in red, yellow, green, and white. The embroidery features symmetrical horn-like and floral patterns on the chest, with decorative elements on the cuffs, sleeves, and near the hem of the shirt and pants. The shirt is fastened with rows of colored buttons and red trimming along the edges, adding contrast to the dark fabric. Around his waist, he wears a traditional woven cloth belt in red, green, and yellow, tied in a neat knot at the front. His wrists are adorned with multiple white and red traditional bangles. On his head is a tall, conical traditional headdress, richly woven with geometric patterns in vibrant colors and embellished with large feathers extending upward and outward, giving him a regal and commanding presence. Around his neck are several layers of traditional bead necklaces in various sizes and colors, including red, black, and turquoise, symbolizing his cultural heritage. The overall outfit reflects the rich cultural identity of the Kimaragang people, combining intricate craftsmanship, symbolic elements, and vibrant aesthetics unique to indigenous Bornean attire.