Batik, Indonesian Local brilliance
Contributors Wikimu, Retty N Hakim, recently includes wartanya entitled Batik Indonesia, Culture Original Yang Less Awake. In his article published in the Lifestyle channels on the web site Wikimu, Retty kepustakaannya research reveals about the batik, which is one of cultural products in Indonesia.
Indeed, when a student majoring in Archaeology at the Faculty of Letters (now the Faculty of Humanities), University of Indonesia, the author has learned that a local batik is an Indonesian national genius. When interpreted, local genius may be explained as a result of local or if the brilliance of original thought of a nation is embodied in the form of a product. If not mistaken, the late Prof. Ayatrohaedi, one of the famous archaeological Indonesia, also once wrote a book about this, which was published around the 1980s.
In some features the work of writers in the Voice Reform, the author has also mentioned many times about it. Similarly, about efforts Malaysian batik is now even better known abroad. As written Retty Judge, "Even a flatter Malaysian batik awareness on the development of Malaysia's government, citing the daily Jakarta Post that discussed the comparative development of batik Indonesia and Malaysia are actually using workers from Indonesia."
Retty add also about the uprising of Malaysian batik introduced as one of the country's cultural products. Even according to Retty, "Lack of government attention on the development of batik was highlighted in 2005, as it turns first to patent Batik Malaysia as it is written in the daily Republika."
The author remembered with a features writer ever made and published in the Sunday edition of Sound Update, about a year ago. The article titled When Going to Indonesia Batik Malaysia. This is the most content:
"Malaysia is one of the countries seriously develop a variety of things. For example in the world of fashion, particularly dresses from batik material. While many fashion lovers know that batik comes from Indonesia, and even has become one of the local genius (local brilliance) population of Indonesia in the past, do not make a small Malaysian hearts.
In 2004, Royal Malaysian government has even launched a campaign of Malaysia Batik - crafted for the World. Through the campaign, all the entrepreneurs of batik in Malaysia are encouraged to further enhance their creations. Driven entrepreneurs to make batik batik-batik, adjusted for current fashion trends favored the wider community.
Malaysian authorities also try to continually turn the public interest to make it more like batik, through various activities including an open competition for youngsters to be creative with batik. The introduction of batik art, including batik technique, also taught in schools.
Not only that. The government there has also launched the Malaysian batik promotion in almost every major event, including the promotion of the country's batik was known in the world fashion centers, such as London, Milan and Paris. No wonder Malaysia batik is now starting interest fashionistas from around the world.
In fact, from existing records, new batik became popular in Malaysia in the 1970s. At that time, new batik used and favored by the high society and fashion fans who make batik as one part of the country's high-class fashion.
Batik-batik in Malaysia, of course, when it was imported from Indonesia. Fine batik-batik is traditionally made in a number of centers such as batik in Pekalongan, Cirebon, and Yogyakarta, as well as batik-batik works of a number of Indonesian batik designers, such as Iwan Tirta.
One-loving Indonesian batik was a woman named Noor Fatimah Ishak Malaysia. Once her love for batik, to the extent he ever was crowned Miss Festival 1979 in Kuala Lumpur Batik. Noor's interest in batik, made himself and then started collecting batik-batik works of Iwan Tirta which he said is very exclusive and elegant.
Noor also collecting batik batik-high value from the Pekalongan and a number of other areas in Indonesia. The collection includes some batik cloth that has been worth hundreds of years old and is very high. Later Noor is also collecting works of batik designers Adriyanto and Tuty Cholid, two Indonesian fashion designers who often use batik as a material of their clothing designs.
In 1986, Noor began challenged to be creative to make their own batik. He flirt batik in accordance with the vision and imagination. He tried using a variety of colors and styles, and placing it as part of Malaysia's national dress.
His work was first introduced to his friends. They were interested and started to buy them. Later a number of Malaysian government officials are also interested in the work of Noor and Noor finally batik design through brand Deanoor public concern in Malaysia. He was also well received when introduced batik in Brunei Darussalam and Australia.
Now, Noor tried to introduce his work in "homeland" batik, precisely through the fashion show at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Central Jakarta, last July. Fashion show is part of the exhibition and visit Malaysia Year 2007 campaign, which is packed in Amazing Malaysia Exhibition 2006 event.
The visitors who watched the fashion show can see the various creations that Fatimah Noor Isaac. Unlike the traditional Indonesian batik-batik, batik Malaysia undertaken by Noor looks more contemporary. His motive was more free, he even put the motives of medieval Europe to do batik cloth. The colors were also more variable, resulting in an impressed batik modern, dynamic and vibrant. "
Thus, in the current era of free trade, it is we can not prevent the entry of Malaysian batik to Indonesia. The question, whether Indonesian batik is also able to go to Malaysia and other countries with "smooth", and became the main option, and the number one foreign batik lovers? This is a job for us all. Government, batik artisans, and people of Indonesia, to continuously promote Indonesian batik.
Photo: The dress batik works of one of Indonesia's leading designer, Moses Widyatmodjo. This photo is the documentation of Indonesian Fashion Designers Association Entrepreneur
Contributors Wikimu, Retty N Hakim, recently includes wartanya entitled Batik Indonesia, Culture Original Yang Less Awake. In his article published in the Lifestyle channels on the web site Wikimu, Retty kepustakaannya research reveals about the batik, which is one of cultural products in Indonesia.
Indeed, when a student majoring in Archaeology at the Faculty of Letters (now the Faculty of Humanities), University of Indonesia, the author has learned that a local batik is an Indonesian national genius. When interpreted, local genius may be explained as a result of local or if the brilliance of original thought of a nation is embodied in the form of a product. If not mistaken, the late Prof. Ayatrohaedi, one of the famous archaeological Indonesia, also once wrote a book about this, which was published around the 1980s.
In some features the work of writers in the Voice Reform, the author has also mentioned many times about it. Similarly, about efforts Malaysian batik is now even better known abroad. As written Retty Judge, "Even a flatter Malaysian batik awareness on the development of Malaysia's government, citing the daily Jakarta Post that discussed the comparative development of batik Indonesia and Malaysia are actually using workers from Indonesia."
Retty add also about the uprising of Malaysian batik introduced as one of the country's cultural products. Even according to Retty, "Lack of government attention on the development of batik was highlighted in 2005, as it turns first to patent Batik Malaysia as it is written in the daily Republika."
The author remembered with a features writer ever made and published in the Sunday edition of Sound Update, about a year ago. The article titled When Going to Indonesia Batik Malaysia. This is the most content:
"Malaysia is one of the countries seriously develop a variety of things. For example in the world of fashion, particularly dresses from batik material. While many fashion lovers know that batik comes from Indonesia, and even has become one of the local genius (local brilliance) population of Indonesia in the past, do not make a small Malaysian hearts.
In 2004, Royal Malaysian government has even launched a campaign of Malaysia Batik - crafted for the World. Through the campaign, all the entrepreneurs of batik in Malaysia are encouraged to further enhance their creations. Driven entrepreneurs to make batik batik-batik, adjusted for current fashion trends favored the wider community.
Malaysian authorities also try to continually turn the public interest to make it more like batik, through various activities including an open competition for youngsters to be creative with batik. The introduction of batik art, including batik technique, also taught in schools.
Not only that. The government there has also launched the Malaysian batik promotion in almost every major event, including the promotion of the country's batik was known in the world fashion centers, such as London, Milan and Paris. No wonder Malaysia batik is now starting interest fashionistas from around the world.
In fact, from existing records, new batik became popular in Malaysia in the 1970s. At that time, new batik used and favored by the high society and fashion fans who make batik as one part of the country's high-class fashion.
Batik-batik in Malaysia, of course, when it was imported from Indonesia. Fine batik-batik is traditionally made in a number of centers such as batik in Pekalongan, Cirebon, and Yogyakarta, as well as batik-batik works of a number of Indonesian batik designers, such as Iwan Tirta.
One-loving Indonesian batik was a woman named Noor Fatimah Ishak Malaysia. Once her love for batik, to the extent he ever was crowned Miss Festival 1979 in Kuala Lumpur Batik. Noor's interest in batik, made himself and then started collecting batik-batik works of Iwan Tirta which he said is very exclusive and elegant.
Noor also collecting batik batik-high value from the Pekalongan and a number of other areas in Indonesia. The collection includes some batik cloth that has been worth hundreds of years old and is very high. Later Noor is also collecting works of batik designers Adriyanto and Tuty Cholid, two Indonesian fashion designers who often use batik as a material of their clothing designs.
In 1986, Noor began challenged to be creative to make their own batik. He flirt batik in accordance with the vision and imagination. He tried using a variety of colors and styles, and placing it as part of Malaysia's national dress.
His work was first introduced to his friends. They were interested and started to buy them. Later a number of Malaysian government officials are also interested in the work of Noor and Noor finally batik design through brand Deanoor public concern in Malaysia. He was also well received when introduced batik in Brunei Darussalam and Australia.
Now, Noor tried to introduce his work in "homeland" batik, precisely through the fashion show at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Central Jakarta, last July. Fashion show is part of the exhibition and visit Malaysia Year 2007 campaign, which is packed in Amazing Malaysia Exhibition 2006 event.
The visitors who watched the fashion show can see the various creations that Fatimah Noor Isaac. Unlike the traditional Indonesian batik-batik, batik Malaysia undertaken by Noor looks more contemporary. His motive was more free, he even put the motives of medieval Europe to do batik cloth. The colors were also more variable, resulting in an impressed batik modern, dynamic and vibrant. "
Thus, in the current era of free trade, it is we can not prevent the entry of Malaysian batik to Indonesia. The question, whether Indonesian batik is also able to go to Malaysia and other countries with "smooth", and became the main option, and the number one foreign batik lovers? This is a job for us all. Government, batik artisans, and people of Indonesia, to continuously promote Indonesian batik.
Photo: The dress batik works of one of Indonesia's leading designer, Moses Widyatmodjo. This photo is the documentation of Indonesian Fashion Designers Association Entrepreneur
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