Straatgezicht op de pasar in Jogjakarta (1890 - 1900) by Céphas, KassianRijksmuseum
Batik Pesisiran
It is a batik that developed in the coastal region. Pesisiran batik has diverse motifs and colors as it is a fusion of various local and foreign cultures.
KITLV A1350 - Boten aan de pier bij Toeban (1920/1921) by Dr. W. Th. de VogelMuseum Batik Indonesia
The coastal area is the forefront of the archipelago that made contact with foreign nations, such as the Dutch, Arabs, Chinese and Indians. Various foreign cultures have influenced the art of batik.
Batik Tulis Buketan Latar Kawung (1930) by -Museum Batik Indonesia
Batik Pesisiran generally depicts natural beauty such as flora and fauna. Each region has a distinctive motif inspired by its surrounding environment.
Batik Pesisiran is worn as daily clothing in the form of long cloth (jarik), sarong, kemben, headband and shawl. Batik cloth is worn by various members of society, from aristocrats to merchants.
Kain Sarung 410 (2000) by UnknownMuseum Batik Indonesia
Batik-producing coastal cities include
Cirebon, Indramayu, Garut, Pekalongan, Lasem, Madura, and Jambi.
Batik Pekalongan
Pekalongan is a creative and innovative batik center, known as the "Batik City". The signature motifs of Pekalongan batik include Jlamprang, which has been used as a street name in Pekalongan. Another uniqueness is the use of diverse and lighter colors.
Batik Lasem
Lasem, a district in Rembang, has distinctive batik motifs including Latohan, Gunung Ringgit, Kricakan, and Tiga Negeri motifs. Lasem is also heavily influenced by Chinese culture, which can bee seen in the motifs such as Phoenix, Kilin, and Dragon, and uses red color.
Batik Pesisiran
It is a batik that developed in the coastal region. Pesisiran batik has diverse motifs and colors because it is a fusion of various local and foreign cultures. Batik-producing coastal cities include Cirebon, Indramayu, Pekalongan, Lasem, Indramayu, Madura, and Jambi.
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