🇲🇾 Malaysia · Traditional
Urut Melayuウルット・ムラユ(マレー伝統マッサージ)
The traditional bodywork of the Malay peninsula and Brunei: deep kneading with warm oil on the folk-medical idea of driving out angin (wind). In Malaysia it falls under 'Traditional Malay Medicine', a practice area whose practitioners are registered under the Traditional and Complementary Medicine Act 2016 (Act 775).
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- Origin
- 🇲🇾 Malaysia · 🇧🇳 Brunei
- Era
- Traditional
- Classification
- Traditional healing system / Traditional massage
- Techniques
- Oil / Pressure
- Practitioner body parts
- Palm / Thumb
- Medium
- Oil
- Clothing
- Clothed
- Setting
- Table
- Also known as
- Berurut · Malay traditional massage
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