This type of ceremonial crown is typically worn by women during weddings, dances, and other cultural rituals, symbolizing nobility, wisdom, honor, and feminine strength. The design, with its ascending stems, leaves, and multi colored floral elements emerging from a metallic base, strongly evokes the "tree of life" (sekala brak) motif common in Lampung art. This motifs represents life's interconnectedness, growth, and ancestral ties, often integrated into siger designs to convey values like resilience and beauty.

Historically, siger headdresses date back to the 19th century and are among the most elaborate head ornaments in Southeast Asia, influenced by Hindu-Buddhist traditions and local animist beliefs. The base resembles a stylized ship which symbolized journeys through life and the afterlife.