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Rabu, 02 Juni 2010

Enchantment Batik Madura


Enchantment Batik Madura

Batik cloth for the people of Madura is a pride. But, what is special about Madurese batik technique? What's the difference with Yogya or Solo batik or batik from other regions such as the Rejang Kaganga Batik?

Typical Motifs
Motifs and colors contained in Madura batik is very unique, flora and fauna motifs. While for the color, or bright colors were hot hue like yellow, orange, red, light green that is widely used.

For motive, Madura batik usually depicts a bird, other than a local story. Like like the comic, the story streak. One example is the motif that describes the anticipation of a wife waiting for her husband. There are stories about the sacred banner (dawah), waving palm trees, "tar poteh" namely the dominance of white background as a symbol of purity.

In the long-known Batik Madura

There is a collection of batik cloth in the museum Madura Textiles made since 1930. Although old enough, the condition of the fabric is still okay. The colors have not faded and the motive was still clearly visible.

To dye batik initially using natural coloring that is using herbs, roots, and fruit. Popular natural materials for dyes, among others jambal wood, leather jalawe fruit, Morinda root, turmeric, also teak leaves. While making use of painting process which necessarily takes a long time, that is six to one year.

This striking color contained in the motifs such as spears shoots, leaves, animals, geometric, and knitting. Animals which are frequently used as a motive in Madura batik including fish (Iwak), shrimp, sea life, birds and others. While there are lots of free patterns in the area Bangkalan. It is said that colors and patterns are consistent with the character of the Madurese who they are, open and egalitarian.

Price Madura batik as an art goods, relative, starting from a range of under USD 50 000, but also aja to five millions. All depends on the materials used and the quality batik itself.

Manufacture

Batik-making can be divided into several stages. Immersion, which is a process that will dibatik cloth soaked in water mixed with oil, "near to" plus the residual ash from the wood burning stove.

The goal is that the fabric of time bending and easily painted. Wash, then soak a cloth after washing it clean, so no residual stain. Drying, ie aerated fabric without direct sun. Penganjian, the process gives the fabric starch. The goal is to pore over fine cloth.

Delineation, which is often called the painting stage diisen, dikurik, and walled. Staining, ie the process of coloring cloth (natural color can wear chemical or artificial colors). Pelorotan, once painted with wax and then dyed fabric dilorot (eroded the night / wax) by entering a cloth in boiling water.

Drying, after all is completed, then the cloth is dried. Unlike other batik cloth is dried not subject to direct sunlight, Madura batik actually dried in the sun.

Uniquely Madura batik is done all the family members. The mother makes no motive, while the male part of sagging. Madura batik is still quite popular today, both among tourists and the Madurese own.

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