Rimpu (Traditional Veil)

       Rimpu is a cultural dimension outfit on the Bima (Dou Mbojo). Culture "rimpu" have livedand evolved since the existing Bima. Rimpu is a way of dressing that contains typical values ​​are in line with the nuances of Islam (Empire or Islamic Empire).
Rimpu is the way people dress Bima Bima using typical gloves. Rimpu is a circuit that uses two pieces of clothing (two ndo `o) sheath. Both gloves are for the lower and upperparts. Rimpu is clothing designed for women, while the boy is not wearing rimpu but"katente" (ball glove at waist)
Gloves used in the community known as the Milky NggoliTembe (songket sarong). Mpida Kafa (Cotton Yarn) which spun itself through distinctiveweave, known as the Milky Muna. While the sarong songket has some beautifulpatterns. Sarong songket motifs include nggusu hibiscus (angular rate of eight), weri(four cornered diamond-like cake), wunta clutches (clove), kakando (bamboo shoots),flowers satako (flower spray), gloves nggoli (raw materials use rayon yarn)

.      Rimpu is the way people dress using typical sarong of Bima, West Nusa Tenggara. Rimpu is using two pieces of clothing (dua ndo`o) sarong. Both of these sarong to the bottom and the top. Rimpu clothing designed just for women, whereas the male does not wear Rimpu but “katente” (rolling up sarong at his waist). Did you know? Tembe Nggoli (songket sarong) is used for Rimpu. Tembe Nggoli made from Kafa Mpida (cotton) which spun itself through distinctive woven of Bima known as Muna.

Rimpu is a dimension of culture in fashion for people of Bima (Dou Mbojo). Rimpu culture have lived and evolved since people of Bima there. Rimpu is a way of dressing that contains typical values are in line with local conditions of the nuances of Islam.