Sumba Timur, Nusa Tenggara Timur
Sumba Ikat, Earth
Rows of arrowheads with softly feathered edges in earth red and ivory.
Ripples of stitch resist in magenta, purple, and turmeric yellow.
88 m available
Sasirangan is made by running a basting stitch along a drawn pattern, pulling the thread tight, and then dyeing — the gathered areas resist the colour and leave a wavy line behind. Because the tension is never quite the same twice, each length has a slightly different ripple. Cotton at 140 gsm.
| Region of origin | Banjarmasin, Kalimantan Selatan |
|---|---|
| Technique | Jumputan |
| Width | 115 cm |
| Weight | 140 gsm |
| Cutting increment | 0.5 m |
| Product code | KK-08 |
The name sasirangan comes from menyirang, meaning to baste. The cloth comes from South Kalimantan and was traditionally made in small quantities to order, since every pattern has to be basted again from scratch.
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