Batik is a traditional process of applying wax and dyes to fabric to achieve intricate and colourful patterns. The tradition of batik is particularly prevalent on the Indonesian island of Java and was handed down from generation to generation and was usually an occupation of village women. Over time the process has evolved from a hand-drawn technique known as batik tulis, where the designs
Ulos is the traditional Tenun fabric of the Batak people of North Sumatra in Indonesia. Different kinds of ulos have different ceremonial significance. The ulos is normally worn draped over the shoulder or shoulders, or in weddings to ceremonially bind the bride and groom together. Ulos are traditionally hand woven and in the case of higher
DRsqL. r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/153r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/173r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/278r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/125r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/60r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/336r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/293r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/87r7lzm3ttr7.pages.dev/367
why is batik important to indonesia
