Arranged by

• Reyhan Daffa Dika – 174214002

• Tarani Nevi P. – 174214050
• Dhian Ramadhani - 174214067
 The word batik came from the word
ambatik from javanese word, which
means cloth with tiny and little dots.
But the word might also come from
tritik, a Javanese word, which means
the resisting dying process, where it
has to be tied to a certain area.
 If seen from the textile patterns that
exist on stone statues on Javanese
temples – such as on Prambanan or
Borobudur temple, it is easy to
assume that batik had existed in
Indonesia since the ancient time.
Some books about the history of
kawung batik stated that back
in the ancient time when
kingdoms still exist,kawung is
only to be worn by noble family.
The power in the kawung
pattern,are the kawung pattern
(kolang-kaling) is surrounded
by 4 rounds as the reflection of
harmony, nature element and
human element. The 4 rounds
also faced the one point so
motif of kawung can also be
said as the symbol of unity.
1. Kawung Beton
Kawung Beton is shaped
by four ovals that contains
two dots that surround
four dots in the middle.
This type is usually worn
by abdi dalem of the
Kasultanan
(Kingdom),specifically
male.
2. Kawung Picis
This type of Kawung is
usually worn by the noble
family. Kawung Picis
resembles 4 directions of
goodness that is needed
by human to gain balance
in life.
3. Kawung Sekar Ageng
This type of
kawung,resembles a big
lotus flower. This
interpretation of lotus in
sekar ageng is this batik
carries an ‘extensive
authority’ . It is a hope
that a person who wore
this batik will be
respected.
 Cloth
 Tjanting
 Batik Stamp
 Batik Wax
 Color Dye
 Melting Pot
 Gawangan
 Mori Cloth
 Silk Cloth
 Rayon Cloth
 Cotton Cloth
 Batik’s “pen”
 Just press and go
 Melt it first
 Colorful is more beautiful
 Don’t touch it!!!
 Can be used for street football (probably)
1. Design

The outline of the pattern is blocked out onto the cloth, traditionally with
charcoal or graphite. Often designs are traced from stencils or patterns
called pola.
2. Waxing

Once the design is drawn out onto the cloth it is then ready to be waxed.
Wax is applied to the cloth over the areas of the design that the artisan
wishes to remain the original color of the cloth. Normally this is white or
cream. Artisans use the wax to retrace the pencil outline on the fabric.
3. Dyeing

After the initial wax has been applied, the fabric is ready for the first dye
bath. The waxed fabric is immersed in the dye bath of the first color. The
amount of time it is left in the bath determines the hue of the color; darker
colors require longer periods or numerous immersions. The fabric is then
put into a cold water bath to harden the wax.
techniques, symbolism and culture surrounding hand-dyed cotton and silk
garments known as Indonesian Batik permeate the lives of Indonesians from
beginning to end. Often handed down within families for generations, the craft
of batik is intertwined with the cultural identity of the Indonesian people
The aesthetic of batik is on every piece of it. Batik has so
many meaning on every piece, every piece has it own
story and background
Thank You