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... cotton . In Kerek , near Tuban in East Java , locally grown cotton is spun and woven into coarse cloth by women not engaged in planting or harvesting rice . Natural dyes are prepared in earthenware pots and supplemented in some cases ...
... cotton . In Kerek , near Tuban in East Java , locally grown cotton is spun and woven into coarse cloth by women not engaged in planting or harvesting rice . Natural dyes are prepared in earthenware pots and supplemented in some cases ...
Page 92
... cotton ceremonial flags , calendars , curtains and wall hangings at Kamasan . There is constant , even frenetic , innovation in the non - traditional batik and the screen - printed , hand - blocked and painted designs on rayon , viscose ...
... cotton ceremonial flags , calendars , curtains and wall hangings at Kamasan . There is constant , even frenetic , innovation in the non - traditional batik and the screen - printed , hand - blocked and painted designs on rayon , viscose ...
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... cotton voile with a machine - stitched and hand- embroidered cotton bodice with shell buttons . Bodices of this type have largely been replaced by the modern brassiere ; however , they are still worn in some country districts ...
... cotton voile with a machine - stitched and hand- embroidered cotton bodice with shell buttons . Bodices of this type have largely been replaced by the modern brassiere ; however , they are still worn in some country districts ...
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Aceh acrylic paint animist archipelago arts and crafts backstrap loom Bali Balinese bamboo baskets Batak batik beads betel birds bronze Central Java central Lombok ceremonial characters Chinese clay coastal cocks collected colours commercial paint communities containers costume cotton culture dance designs Dewi Sri drama Dyak dyed dyes earthenware East Java East Kalimantan Ethnic group fertility festivals figurines flowers geometric goddess gold houses ikat ikat cloth Indonesian Islamic islands Jakarta Javanese jewelry kendi Kenyah Lombok lontar Madura Maluku masks mats metal Minangkabau money boxes motifs North Sumatra Nusa Tenggara ornamented Palembang palm leaf patterns pots pottery produced puppets Rantepao rattan rice ritual sarong sculptures silk silver songket South Sulawesi style stylized Sumba Surakarta symbolize textiles threads Torajan tourists traditional utilitarian villages warp wayang weaving weddings weft West Java West Sumatra West Timor women wood wood-carving wooden workshops worn woven Yogyakarta