The Mahkota Siger is an iconic symbol of Lampung culture, representing majesty, beauty, and wisdom. This crown is typically worn by the bride during traditional Lampung wedding ceremonies. Made of golden-colored metal, the Siger features a curved shape with nine or seven peaks at its top.
These peaks are not only an aesthetic element but also symbolize the nine main clans of the Lampung people. Symbolically, the Siger represents unity, harmony, and prosperity. Wearing it is a form of respect for ancestral values and cultural identity
