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Hand-drawn batik is considered as Indonesian fine art, rooted from traditional culture of-especially-Javanese Kingdoms. In its development batik is produced by common people as well. Home workers in Central Java also produce the exquisite fabric, as shown here. These are the products of an artisan in the region of Sragen.

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We present these images of batik fabric produced by a self-employed artisan in a village. And guess what the coloring of the painting uses natural substances. Check for an update we’ll give you a full coverage of this environment-friendly art.

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Batik kudus

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Product Batik

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