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There is the desire of former State Minister for Women Affairs Meutia Hatta that have not been submitted to the late maestro Iwan Tirta batik. Meutia still find out the philosophy Batik Iwan Tirta’s mother. “There’s one thing I have not had time to do, which asked Mr. Sam to write his own philosophy of [...]

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Batik Malaysia

June 29th, 2010

Batik found in both countries of Indonesia and Malaysia have a shared tradition, and is much associated traditionally with the island of Java. On the contemporary scene, however, Batik Malaysia is fast attaining its share in the international fashion limelight. While the states of Terengganu and Kelantan are traditionally famous and well-regarded for the production [...]

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Batik Design

June 28th, 2010

Batik designs or the creation of batiks, can be divided into the three main types of batik, namely “batik tulis”, “batik cap” and “batik ikat”. Each has variations in techniques and the level of expertise needed, and thus reflect a different kind of design creativity. Batik-designs centres of the past include the cities of Lasem, [...]

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Batik Canting

May 27th, 2010

Canting the media to make traditional batik cloth.Make batik with canting can produce beautiful batik.

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Painting on clothes

May 7th, 2010

The art of "batiking" is similar to the one of drawing or painting on a piece of cloth. The main tool, the canting (‘tjanting’), is used in staed of a pencil or brush, and liquid wax (see paragraph here below)in stead of paint. Finely detailed designs are first drawn freehand with a pencil on the [...]

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Batik Design Process

May 4th, 2010

The outline of the pattern is blocked out onto the cloth, traditionally with charcoal or graphite. Traditional batik designs utilize patterns handed down over the generations. It is very seldom that an artisan is so skilled that he can work from memory and would not need to draw an outline of the pattern before applying [...]

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Batik Design Tools

May 4th, 2010

Although the art form of batik is very intricate, the tools that are used are still very simple. The canting, believed to be a purely Javanese invention, is a small thin wall spouted copper container (sometimes called a wax pen) that is connected to a short bamboo handle. Normally it is approximately 11 cm. in [...]

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