Batik: Fabled Cloth of JavaTuttle Publishing, 8 Jan 2013 - 240 halaman Batik: Fabled Cloth of Java is richly illustrated with color plates of the finest antique and contemporary batik from thirty museums and private collections around the world. From the royal courts of Yogyakarta and Cirebon to the coastal towns of Pekalongan, Surabaya and Lasem, Inger McCabe Elliot takes the reader on a spellbinding tour of Java's north coast examining the customs, cultures and craftsmanship that distinguishes its magic cloth. Batik--Fabled Cloth of Java is a sumptuous book and now a classic, richly illustrated with color plates of the finest antique and contemporary batik batik from collections all over the world. It includes historical photographs, etchings, engravings, maps and photographs of modern Java. This new edition will be welcomed by designers, scholars and art lovers alike. it is the product of many years of collecting and on-the-scene exploration by a leading photojournalist, whose life was changed forever when she first laid eyes on the wondrous batik of Java's north coast. |
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BATIK IN THE ROYAL COURTS | |
JOURNEY TO PEKALONGAN | |
Cloth of | |
Batik Indonesia | |
Modern Trends | |
Batik for Clothingand Home | |
GLOSSARY | |
JOURNEY TO GRESIK | |
CONCORDANCE | |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | |
CREDITS | |
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Achmad Altar cloth Arab artists background badan batik batik designs batik factories Batik Indonesia batik makers birds blue border Borobudur bouquets central Java century Chinese Cirebon Cirebon batik cloud motifs cm./Weft Collection colors Cotton court Demak diagonal dodot Dutch East export flowers Gresik handspun Hardjonagoro Hendromartono Hindu Hokokai Ibid Iket Kepala Indian Indies indigo Indische Indonesian Textiles Indramayu Inger McCabe Elliott Islam Iwan Tirta Jakarta Java's north coast Javanese batik Juana Kedungwuni Kudus Lasem machine spun Masinas Museum Nasional Museum of Yogyakarta Muslim natural dyes north coast batik numbers º º Oey Soe Tjoen parang patterns Pekalongan personal communication pieces prada Raffles sarong Selendang Semarang silk Smend Smend Gallery style Suharto Sukarno Sumatra Surabaya Surakarta symbol synthetic dyes Tambal techniques town trade traditional Tuban tulis and cap tulis Warp tumpal Veldhuisen village women workshop worn Yahya yard Yogyakarta Zuylen