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Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
The kepala ('head') of this pencil skirt contains a number of flower bouquets, white on red, including carnations. Furthermore butterflies, birds on a branch and small flowers. The...
Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
This pencil skirt shows the badan, the body, the 'durien pecah' motif. Although there is a striking resemblance to the Javanese garuda wings (lar), the origin of this motif in Jamb...
Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
A patched pencil skirt with the tambal pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). Old examples of tambal batiks show motifs that are strongly ...
Batiked cotton headscarf with foliage and vine ornaments
Batiked cotton headscarf with foliage and vine ornaments
This batiked headscarf appears on the front cover of the book Batik. Drawn in Wax, by Itie van Hout, curator of textiles at the Tropenmuseum. It is a square headscarf for men and i...
Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...
Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...
Smocked pencil skirt
Smocked pencil skirt
A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...
Batiked wraparound skirt
Batiked wraparound skirt
A batiked wrapskirt with the tambal pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles in each segment of which tradi...