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Batik Tulis dan Cap " Couple of Gelatik " - Handmade batik

Batik Tulis dan Cap " Couple of Gelatik " - Handmade batik

Regular price Rp 303,000.00 IDR
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Handmade Batik Tulis dan Cap Couple of Gelatik is crafted using traditional Indonesian Batik techniques. Made of 100% cotton, it is soft, lightweight, and absorbent, with a size of 200 x 105 cm. This artisanal piece of art brings both style and comfort to any wardrobe.

Batik Tulis dan Cap Couple of Gelatik - Handmade batik
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Technique: Batik ( Batik Tulis & Cap )
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Motif utama; Couple of Gelatik
Category: Handmade product
Material : 100% Cotton
Handfeel: Halus, lembut, menyerap keringat dan nyaman
Size: 200 x 105 cm
Dibuat: Java, Indonesia

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The art of batik-making has a long and rich history in Indonesia, with evidence of its existence dating back to the 8th century. It is believed that batik was first developed in the island of Java and was originally used by the noble classes as a way to distinguish themselves from the common people.

Over time, batik-making spread to other parts of Indonesia and became an important part of the country's cultural identity. It was traditionally a female-dominated art form, with women responsible for the entire process of creating batik from start to finish.
During the colonial period, batik-making in Indonesia was heavily influenced by Dutch styles and techniques. This led to the development of a new type of batik called "stamped batik," which used wooden stamps to apply the waxed designs to the fabric.

Today, batik-making remains an important part of Indonesian culture and is recognized as a symbol of national pride. It is also a popular tourist attraction, with many visitors to Indonesia seeking out authentic batik products as souvenirs on their trips.

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