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CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
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CommunityDataset ID:
cmtk9vv1l008nnm07y9vn4q6n
Release Date: 9/2/2026
Format: JPEG, WEBM, JSON
Size: 316.47 MB
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This dataset contains photographs of various cultural objects and cultural places in Indonesia, particularly in East Java and Yogyakarta. The dataset includes different types of cultural objects, such as traditional clothing, cultural artifacts, traditional arts, traditional food, ornaments, and cultural sites. The dataset is intended to introduce Indonesian cultural objects to a wider audience and provide new knowledge about the diversity of cultural products and traditions found in these regions. It can also be used as a visual reference for learning, documenting, and understanding the richness of Indonesian culture.
Licensing
Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International (CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0)
Restrictions/Special Constraints
For academic, research, and educational purposes only. The dataset may not be re-hosted, redistributed, or shared publicly. The dataset should not be used for commercial purposes. Please provide proper acknowledgment or citation when using this dataset. Users are responsible for respecting the cultural context and meaning of the objects presented in the dataset.
Forbidden Usage
You agree not to use this dataset for purposes that may misrepresent or distort the cultural identity of the objects. Any attempt to use the images for unauthorized commercial purposes is strictly prohibited. It is forbidden to re-host, redistribute, or publicly share this dataset.
Ethical Review
Images of this dataset are taken and owned by the dataset creator. Images are compiled and annotated using (CaLI) Caption and Label Images from MDC tools: https://mdc-dataset-toolbox-ifuhj.ondigitalocean.app/app/cali
Intended Use
This dataset is intended for educational, research, and cultural documentation purposes, including: Cultural object identification and classification Image classification and object recognition Visual documentation and study of Indonesian cultural objects Research on cultural diversity and heritage Educational materials for learning about Indonesian culture Cultural documentation, learning, and research purposes.
The annotations are in Bahasa Indonesia
The data was collected from various cultural places and activities, including cultural events, traditional markets, cultural buildings, historical buildings and museums, and restaurants. Most of the photographs were taken in Yogyakarta and East Java, Indonesia. The photographs were taken from a combination of wide and close-up viewpoints, depending on the object and situation. Among the different types of cultural objects, food makes up the largest portion of the dataset because it is commonly found in everyday life and is easy to document. Food is also a cultural product that continues to develop through acculturation, adaptation, and modification, making it an important part of cultural diversity.
The objects in the photographs are unique because they represent different aspects of Indonesian culture, including traditional clothing, cultural objects, food, arts, ornaments, cultural buildings, and historical places. These objects are important because they show the diversity of local traditions and how culture is preserved and developed over time.
Around 119 images
The dataset has several limitations. First, the cultural objects are mainly limited to food, traditional clothing, cultural objects, arts, ornaments, cultural buildings, and historical places found in Yogyakarta and East Java. Second, the environmental and social conditions are mostly limited to cultural events, traditional markets, museums, restaurants, and cultural or historical sites, so they may not represent all cultural settings in Indonesia. Third, the language found on signs and boards is mostly Indonesian, with limited examples of local languages or other languages. The dataset also contains more photographs of food and commonly encountered cultural objects because they are easier to find and document in everyday life.
Public open access is permitted with proper attribution and citation of the dataset source.
Lailatul Zunaeva. (2026). Indonesian Cultural Object Image [Data set]. Mozilla Data Collective. URL [link dataset].
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