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Sarita, The Dayak Girl: Bring Borneo Warmth to Your Daily Chats
Junaidi Lim brings Borneo culture to life with his vibrant creation, Sarita, The Dayak Girl. This sticker set adds a rich, cultural flavor to your chat options.
Junaidi Lim stands out in the creator space by blending authentic regional heritage with modern digital art. By showcasing the Dayak tribe traditional attire, local wildlife, and everyday expressions, he bridges cultural appreciation with modern messaging.
Sarita, The Dayak Girl – 5352
Sarita is a sweet and cheerful Dayak girl. She’s accompanied by hornbills and orangutans, a combination that’s guaranteed to liven up your sticker options! Available till November 21, 2015.
- Title : Sarita, The Dayak Girl
- Price : Free
- Type : Static
- Region : Indonesia
- Link : line://shop/detail/5352
- Publisher : Junaidi Lim
- Copyright : Junaidi Lim
Meet Sarita and Her Jungle Buddies
Sixteen Ways to Express Yourself, Borneo Style
This adorable sticker set features sixteen unique designs arranged in a four-by-four grid, showcasing Sarita in her traditional black, pink, and yellow Dayak outfit, complete with feathered headband. Let’s break down each fun sticker row by row!
The first row kicks off with warm greetings. First, Sarita stands politely with hands together next to a hornbill under the text SALAM, which means greetings or peace in Indonesian. Next, she stands with her bird pal asking narai kabar?, which is Ngaju Dayak for how are you. The third sticker shows her celebrating with wide arms under SELAMAT YA, the Indonesian phrase for congratulations. Rounding out the row, she leans in with a big smile under TERIMA KASIH, meaning thank you in Indonesian.
The second row handles quick reactions. The fifth sticker shows her bowing with a nervous sweat drop next to maaf, Indonesian for sorry. Next, she looks totally shocked with her hands on her glowing cheeks. In the seventh sticker, she skips happily with a traditional red sun hat under the exclamation YUK!, which means let’s go in Indonesian. Finally, she waves warmly next to BAIKLAH, meaning alright.
The third row covers deep emotions. The ninth sticker features a sleepy Sarita yawning. The tenth sticker shows her giggling sweetly with her hand over her mouth. The eleventh sticker shows her pouting on the ground with a frustrated scribble above her head. In the twelfth sticker, she raises her hands defensively next to the word TIDAK, which translates to no.
The final row brings high energy and sweet departures. The thirteenth sticker shows her running triumphantly with her hornbill friend under SEMANGAT YA, an Indonesian phrase for keep your spirit up. Next, she blushes and twirls her hair with a sweet, shy look. The fifteenth sticker shows her crying and wiping away a blue tear. The pack ends on a high note with Sarita pulling a friendly brown orangutan in a tiny red wagon under the word PAMIT, which means goodbye or taking my leave in Indonesian.
Keeping Culture Alive
The copyright of this colorful sticker pack is owned by Junaidi Lim. Through these expressive designs, the publisher successfully highlights local Indonesian and Dayak culture in a cute, universally accessible format. It is a wonderful way to keep regional traditions alive in our modern, everyday digital conversations.
