Jampana (Stretcher Garuda Mina) is the stretcher to the bride and groom circumcision originated from Cirebon. Jampana it has the head of Garuda (the mythical bird of Hindu beliefs, representing power), the body of a snake or dragon (representing fertility), a pair of wings in the front and the tail of a serpent/dragon sticking out
Jampana is expected once used to carry the bride circumcision in the 1930s. Jampana is made of soft wood, leather, fabric tassel from the seeds of this range as a dessert garnish and metal
