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Over the years, Tante Sange has evolved through oral traditions, folklore, and modern media, adapting to changing societal values and cultural norms. Her character has been shaped by her portrayal in traditional Indonesian art forms, such as wayang (shadow puppetry) and pantomim (traditional dance), as well as in contemporary literature, music, and film.

The practices of Tante Sange are deeply rooted in traditional Indonesian culture and spirituality. These midwives would often incorporate rituals, prayers, and traditional medicine into their work. For example, during a delivery, a Tante Sange might perform a ritual called "membersihkan" to cleanse the mother's body and prepare it for childbirth. This ritual involves the use of sacred water, herbs, and prayers to ensure a smooth delivery. Tante Sange would also use traditional medicine, such as jamu (herbal remedies) and kemben (a type of traditional massage), to aid in the healing process. Tante Sange