VOICED : Ancient Indonesian archery finds mark in the modern world

The video discusses Jim Padding, a traditional form of archery from Jogjakarta, Indonesia, once exclusive to nobles but now accessible to all. It highlights Indonesia's success in modern archery, including its first Olympic medal in 1988. The video also explores the philosophy behind traditional archery, focusing on the symbolic target called pandula. Despite a decline in popularity, a revival is underway as a new generation embraces the sport, offering hope for its future.

What is the local name for the form of archery mentioned in the text?

How has the perception of archery changed in Indonesia from the past to the present?

What is the significance of the target used in this form of archery?

What does the term 'wanis' refer to in the context of the text?

What hope is expressed for the future of traditional archery in Indonesia?