: This is the most significant event tied to the tomb. Originally held on 1 Sura, it was shifted to 2 Syawal (the second day of Eid al-Fitr) after Islamic influence reached the region.
: Villagers conduct a parade ( arak-arakan ) around the village to ward off disaster and express gratitude for harvests. makam buyut cili
: The ritual concludes at the tomb with slametan (communal feasts) and ritual offerings to Buyut Cili to maintain social and cosmic balance. : This is the most significant event tied to the tomb
: Kemiren Village, Glagah District, Banyuwangi Regency, East Java, Indonesia. : The ritual concludes at the tomb with
is the sacred tomb and petilasan (memorial site) of the revered ancestor of the Osing Tribe in Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi. More than just a burial site, it serves as the spiritual anchor for one of the most traditional communities in East Java, representing the "ground-breaker" of the Using culture. Deep Spiritual & Cultural Features
: The tomb acts as a site of "transcendental habituation," where social barriers like wealth and status disappear during communal rituals. It is the final destination for the bersih desa (village cleansing) tradition. Location Details Venue Name : Makam Buyut Cili
: The site reflects a deep blend of Hindu-Buddhist roots and Islamic practices . While the community identifies as Muslim, they maintain "esoteric" spiritual traditions involving the worship of ancestral spirits, often linking Buyut Cili to the rice goddess Dewi Sri in terms of agricultural fertility.