3 fabrics
Batik
The motif is drawn in wax before the cloth is dyed, which gives batik its crisp outlines and layered colour. Usually on cotton — light and comfortable for everyday clothing.
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Four techniques, four characters
How a cloth is made decides how it looks, how it hangs, and how it has to be cared for.
6 fabrics
Tenun
The pattern is built from the threads during weaving rather than printed on the surface. The result is a reversible cloth with texture you can feel and motif edges you can recognise.
2 fabrics
Songket
A supplementary thread — often gold or silver — is laid in during weaving so the motif appears to float above the ground. These are the heaviest and most formal fabrics in the catalogue.
1 fabric
Jumputan
The cloth is bound or stitched at chosen points before dyeing, so the gathered areas resist the colour and leave rippled patterns that are never quite identical twice.
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