In traditional medicine, especially within Indonesian and Malaysian cultures, Kemuning leaves are used to prepare infusions or poultices for anti-inflammation anti-microbial purposes and to alleivate pain. For instance, a leaf extract might be applied to swollen joints or used in a bath to help reduce symptoms of arthritis, and skin irritations/rashes

Orange Jasmine also has symbolic significance in many cultures, in south east asia. 
In Indonesian culture, it is often used in traditional ceremonies, including weddings and temple offerings. The plant’s aromatic flowers are included in decorative arrangements, symbolizing purity and grace. In Balinese Hindu ceremonies, Orange Jasmine flowers might be used in offerings to deities. Similarly, in traditional Malaysian weddings, Orange Jasmine is used as well to reflect a harmonious and prosperous life for the newly weds. 

It’s fragrant white flowers of Kemuning are often associated with purity and spiritual cleansing in various cultures. This symbolism makes it a popular choice for ceremonial use and spiritual practices.

Not only this, in some cultures, planting Kemuning around homes is believed to ward off negative energies, and attract positive calm vibes. The plant is thought to bring protection and prosperity to one’s household.