Tag: batik banyumas

Surakarta or Solo is one of two sultanate of Java, with all the traditions and customs of the kingdom which is the center of Hindu–Javanese culture. Not only the residence of the king’s palace, but also the center of government, religion and culture are reflected in the art of the region, especially in the nature of batik: motifs, colors and usage rules. In Solo there are some specific rules on the use of batik, include: tsosial status of the wearer and special events where the batik should be used in conjunction with the hope or blessing symbolized through batik design.Solo ... Read more

batik jawa hokokai is a Chinese-produced batik with patterns and colors influenced by cultural background with batik patterns of Japan Palace. This Batik fabric started to develop during the occupation of Japan in Indonesia. There are the usual motif of batik in Java Hokokai is cherry blossoms, krisant, dahlias and orchids in the form of buketan or lung-lungan and plus a butterfly motif, in addition there is also a motif a Peacock who has a sense of the beauty and grandeur. Java Batik Hokokai created the Chinese entrepreneurs with the aim of adjusting to Japan’s Government. The name Hokokai is ... Read more

Batik Banyumas Batik Banyumas is a folk craft products of the textile industry which had a distinctive motif Banyumas and so one type or pattern of Javanese Batik Banyumas Batik production center is in Sokaraja, Banyumas. Batik Banyumas now rada Dim due to losing a matter of management (especially business management) with another period of batik batik Banyumas jaya is circa 1965-an nganti 1970s. Now the local government district of Banyumas has begun trying to help the craftsmen and the efforts of Batik Banyumas District Government employees wear required e.g. bauju batik day certain days

[frame src=”https://batiksfabric.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/batikbanyumas.jpg” link=”” target=”_self” alt=”Batik Banyumas” title=”Batik Banyumas” align=”right” prettyphoto=”false”]After war in 1830, Dipenogoro’s companions presented batik in Sokaraja -batik center in Banyumas and the place where Najendra, one of Diponegoro’s companion improved dip batik- the unbleached plain cloth used was self weaving product and the dye used was tom tree, pace tree and bengkudu tree on which they gave red and yellow color. From time to time, Batik production had been developed in Sokaraja. In the end of 19th centuries, they made a direct partnership with batik maker from Solo and Ponorogo. Batik production area that was placed in ... Read more