Batik DesignThis book traces the origins and development of the motifs and patterns used in the design of batik, illustrated with a large selection of masterpieces from some of the foremost textile collections in the world. The text provides an account of the cultural history of the Malay world to put the subject into a broader perspective. Furthermore, attention is given to batik technique, the traditional use of batik textiles, and to its occasional incorporation into modern fashion design. |
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Batik Technique | 27 |
Applications of Batik Cloth | 33 |
Copyright | |
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19th century background badan batik cap batik centres batik cloth batik design batik kotak batik makers Batik motif batik patterns batik sarong batik tulis became birds blue bouquets called batik canting central Java Cirebon classical batik colour scheme combination cotton court diagonal dodot dress Dutch early 20th century export fabric featuring flowers garis miring Garuda geometric Hindu Hindu-Buddhist iket imitation batik important Indian indigo Indo-European Indo-European batik Indonesia Islamic Javanese Javanese batik kain pagi-sore kawung pattern Kedah Kelantan kemben known Lasem late 19th century lokcan Malacca Malay Peninsula Malay world Mataram nitik north coast ornaments Overleaf papan parang parang design parang rusak Pasisir batik patola Pekalongan popular principal region resist dye rulers sarasa sarong selendang Semarang Semen design silk Singapore songket Southeast Asia Srivijaya style sultanate Sumatra Surakarta Surakarta and Yogyakarta tambal Terengganu textiles tiga negri trade traditional tumpal types typical usually women worn Yogyakarta Zuylen