Indonesian Batik T-Shirt

Solo Batik T-Shirt

Jogja Batik T-Shirt

Pekalongan Batik T-Shirt

T-shirts that look very interesting this is a souvenir T-shirt style batik who want to be made with various sizes and motifs that quite a lot. The style is distinctively his batik makes this shirt looks a bit unique. The shape is also very stylish plus souvenir shirt style batik is the choice of many colors to wear.

Batik Shirt Short Sleeve

Batik Shirt Short Sleeve Men. Motifs and patterns machetes. Suggesting relaxed and friendly. Suitable for your youthful and dynamic and has a high mobility that requires a neat appearance and courteous at all times.

Batik Solo

Famous solo with classical cities in Java, Solo / Surakarta native crafts made by artisans has a solo that is Batik.Batik is a craft that has high artistic value and has become part of Indonesian culture

Batik shoes boys

Batik shoes boys

For example, this design certainly make contingent sporting match. Why do not make day-to-day? If cool and nice is fine. Now the schools were good wear membatikkan murdinya ginian. Must Adidas? No dong. What's crazy? Simply use the terms "may wear batik shoes", continues his shoes messages to crafters who should be cheaper. Craft tuh make shoes and sandals woven clothing, batik, gedebok bananas, and water hyacinth can be really.

Batik shoes cute girl

Some typical girl Indonesian batik shoes

Short-sleeved batik shirt

Batik shirt short sleeve cotton suits you a funny and energetic

Batik Knitted Casual Suits

Motif Batik Liris Kombinasi Besar, casual Batik clothes for children, with an elegant batik decorated lace knitting. Made of lightweight cotton that is comfortable to the activities of the small, modern motif multicolored really enjoy doing the little guy.

Batik Motif

Batik Motif

Mega Motif Batik

Mega Motif Batik

Batik Solo

Kampung Batik Laweyan

Laweyen is one of the central Batik in Solo. Surely this village there are a lot of history left in this kapung and became icons Batik Solo


Batik is a traditional art works that many people occupied Laweyan. Since the 19th century, this village was known as kampung batik. That's why Laweyan village once known as batik village that reached prominence in the era of the '70s. According to Alpha is also the manager Batik Mahkota,

In the region there is Kampung Laweyan Laweyan, Tegalsari, Tegalayu, Batikan, and Jongke, whose inhabitants are a lot of batik producers and traders, since the beginning until now. Here is where the founding of the Islamic Trade Syarekat, the first trade association founded by the indigenous batik producers and traders, in 1912.

The former glory of merchants native batik tempo doeloe commonly called 'Gal Gendhu' can be seen from the relics of his palatial home. In this area, they did show glory by competing to build a luxurious mansion with beautiful architecture.
Regions Laweyan skipped Rajiman Road Dr., who was in the shaft Kasunanan Surakarta Palace - the former royal palace in Kartasura Mataram. From Jalan Dr Rajiman this, many see a high wall that covers the large houses, with large wooden gate called regol. At first glance not too interesting, and many were dull. But once regol opened, then looking building mansion with beautiful architecture. Usually consists of the main building in the center, building wings on either side, and building support behind him, as well as a broad front page.

With its architecture, material luxury, and beauty of ornament, as the king of ancient batik want to show his ability to build his palace, though in a miniature scale. One example can be seen is a former merchant's mansion, located on the edge of batik Jalan Dr Rajiman, treated and used as a homestay Roemahkoe equipped restaurant Lester.

Of course not everything can build a "palace" broad, because on either side of the neighboring land is also build a "palace" of his own. As a result, this region is filled with various mini-palace, which is only separated by high walls and narrow alleys. The spirit of racing to build luxury homes seem to overlook the importance of public space. Village streets became very narrow. Formed many alley with a narrow hallway that just simply pass a single person or a motorcycle.

But here is unique. Navigate the narrow alleys between the high walls of ancient houses are very exciting. We seemed to walk between the triumph of historical monuments batik traders doeloe tempo. The pattern of narrow alleys lined with high walls of the house Gedongan this kind are also found in the region Kauman, Kemlayan, and Kliwon Market. Because the fun, browse the halls of the history of the triumph of this exotic Laweyan could spend. Especially if you looked in, saw the contents and the beauty of the ornaments all the "palace" in the region.

But unfortunately one by one beautiful architecture of ancient buildings, were destroyed under the siege of date, replaced by a new shop or commercial building that architecture is not entirely clear. Local government did not act any deal damage to this historical artifact. Even the former home of the Chairman of the Islamic Trade SI H. Samanhoedi, which should be protected as a witness of history, is no longer intact, battered down the front. The former palace of Mataram in Kartasura also allowed to fall apart.

History of batik

Batik is a craft that has high artistic value and has become part of the culture of Indonesia (especially Java) since long. Javanese women in the past made their skills in batik for a living, so in the past, batik work is exclusively women's work until the discovery of "Batik Cap" which allows the entry of men into the field. There are some exceptions to this phenomenon, namely the coastal batik masculine lines as can be seen in shades of "Mega Clouds", which in some coastal areas batik work is common for men.

The tradition of batik was originally a hereditary tradition, so that occasionally a recognizable motif batik originated from a particular family. Some batik may indicate the status of a person. Even today, some traditional 'batik motif is only used by the family palace of Yogyakarta and Surakarta.
Batik is the ancestral heritage of Indonesia (Java) that until now still exist. Batik is also first introduced to the world by President Suharto, who was then wearing batik at the UN Conference.

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Indonesian handicraft

Indonesian handicraft from batik

Batik flower motive

Nice batik flower motive.

Batik Sarong

Batik Sarong

Batik Cotton

The batik is made from high quality of cotton, you can find this batik in indonesia only.

Long Cloth Used As a Lower Body Wrapper

Kain panjang (long cloth used as a lower body wrapper), Java, Yogyakarta -- Indonesian batik from President Obama's mother's, Dr. Ann Dunham's, collection, which is being showcased at the Textile Museum in Washington, D.C. until August 23.

Batik Cap

The Cap (pronounced chop) is a copper stamp and first appeared the mid-19th century. It works in the same way as block printing – in this case printing areas of wax onto the cloth. They are made of 1.5 cm wide copper stripes that are bent into the shape to form a design pattern - end pieces of wire are used to form dots. Each cap is attached to the handle and makes up a repeatable design element.

Hand Woven Fabrics

With a culture rich in history, tradition and mystery, the Guatemalans have carried on much of their history through story woven into the intricate designs and patterns in their textile designs. Although modern fabrics may only hint at some of the tradition of the native Mayans that still weave their fabrics by hand, we benefit from unique, colorful and diverse designs.

The kinds of designs

Althought Central Java is the centre of Javanese Batik, the design evolves according to the part of the region where it is manufactured. We are introducing the different kind of designs which are related to the usage in the day-to-day life as well as in the celebrations and finaly their characteristics by location as Yogyakarta, Surakarta or Solo, Pekalongan and Indramaju (or Indramayu).