HISTORY BATIK JEPARA
Art batik in Jepara Kartini has existed since the era. There are already over a century the era of batik Jepara out of circulation. Batik long ago until now still done by themothers. It is therefore not wrong if this batik art closer to the mother, he said. New motif. Batik motifs eyangnya heritage exists in the form of magnolia flowers, one tree at the gazebo behind the district of Jepara. Another motive is Gondosuli Parang, and the motive Srikaton.
This last motive Mataraman style, but differ from those in Solo and Yogyakarta is more famous with the terms Srigunung. Now Suyanti with this oganitation already make at least a dozen new motifs"We want to be with the people of Jepara revive batik whose history is lost, he said.
Larasati Suliantoro explained the need for permanent grounding the seriousness of batik, which has now become one of the peculiarities Indonesia. It believes, batik will still be accepted by society. Noteworthy at this time is to foster the next generation who have attention to batik. "Need assistance from the batik senior to the next generation," he said.
Jepara Regent Hendro Martojo reveals, the district government advocacy done by seeking copyright registration for a typical batik works of Jepara. It also expands the introduction of batik, especially among students in schools that provide special attention to the art of batik.
He reveals, the book is already translated works Rouffoer, namely Batik Art and history in the Dutch East Indies. In the book mentioned, RA Kartini had sent a gift to the Netherlands in the form of batik cloth typical of Jepara.
This last motive Mataraman style, but differ from those in Solo and Yogyakarta is more famous with the terms Srigunung. Now Suyanti with this oganitation already make at least a dozen new motifs"We want to be with the people of Jepara revive batik whose history is lost, he said.
Larasati Suliantoro explained the need for permanent grounding the seriousness of batik, which has now become one of the peculiarities Indonesia. It believes, batik will still be accepted by society. Noteworthy at this time is to foster the next generation who have attention to batik. "Need assistance from the batik senior to the next generation," he said.
Jepara Regent Hendro Martojo reveals, the district government advocacy done by seeking copyright registration for a typical batik works of Jepara. It also expands the introduction of batik, especially among students in schools that provide special attention to the art of batik.
He reveals, the book is already translated works Rouffoer, namely Batik Art and history in the Dutch East Indies. In the book mentioned, RA Kartini had sent a gift to the Netherlands in the form of batik cloth typical of Jepara.
