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Batik, traditional attire from Indonesia
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items Indonesian patterned fabrics known as batik are created by carefully writing or applying wax to the fabric.
Originating from Pekalongan, this style is known for its bright colors and vibrant floral, animal, and natural motifs. It combines Javanese and Chinese influences, reflecting the multicultural history of the area.
batik pekalongan
Known for its classic, elegant designs, Batik Solo features intricate patterns often inspired by nature and royal symbols. The color palette is usually deep, with rich blues, browns, and gold
Batik Solo Center | Shopee Indonesia
This batik style is famous for its harmonious and symmetrical patterns. Yogyakarta batik often incorporates geometric shapes and classical motifs, with a focus on luxury and regal designs, commonly used by the royal family.
Batik Yogyakarta
Characterized by bold, contrasting colors and large, expressive patterns, Batik Madura is often associated with the island of Madura and is typically made for everyday wear
Hand Painted Batik from Madura Island
Batik Bali features vibrant colors and motifs inspired by the island’s natural beauty and cultural symbols, including flowers, birds, and religious figures. The batik is often used for ceremonial purposes.
Batik Bali
Famous for its intricate patterns and motifs, Batik Cirebon combines Chinese, Islamic, and Javanese influences. Common patterns include clouds, fish, and various flora.
BATIK CIREBON OFFICIAL STORE
A unique style from Lasem, this batik features a strong Chinese influence, seen in motifs such as dragons and phoenixes. The color palette is usually bold with red, blue, and black
Batik Lasem
Batik Tulis is hand-drawn batik, made with a canting (a small pen-like tool) to create detailed, intricate designs. This traditional method requires great skill and patience and is highly prized
batik tulis
Unlike Batik Tulis, Batik Cap uses copper stamps (cap) to apply dye to the fabric. The designs are faster to produce but still maintain a high level of detail and complexity
Batik Cap
One of the oldest and most symbolic batik motifs, Batik Kawung features a repeated pattern of circles, often representing the fruit of the kawung (palm) tree. It symbolizes harmony and balance
Batik kawung
A traditional motif from Java, Batik Parang features diagonal lines or waves, symbolizing strength, resilience, and the continuity of life. It is often associated with royal attire.
batik parang
Originating from Central Java, Batik Sogan features a monochromatic color palette, usually brown and gold, with subtle, elegant patterns that reflect the aristocratic culture of the region.
Batik Sogan
A pattern from Bali, Batik Sekar Jagat features natural motifs such as flowers, plants, and animals. The intricate designs are used for traditional dances and ceremonies
Batik MOTIF GANDES APSARI BATIK SEKAR JAGAT
This batik style is often associated with the legendary character Semar from Javanese mythology. The motifs represent wisdom and are typically seen in royal or spiritual attire
Batik Semar Official Shop
A traditional batik pattern from Yogyakarta, Batik Truntum is characterized by delicate and repetitive patterns, symbolizing the ever-growing love between a married couple. It is often used in wedding ceremonies.
Batik Truntum
Named after Mount Wilis in East Java, Batik Wilis features elegant, flowing patterns inspired by natural landscapes, including mountains and rivers, symbolizing beauty and peace.
Batik Wilis
Originating from the Batak culture in North Sumatra, Batik Toba has distinctive geometric patterns and often incorporates red, black, and white colors, representing the Batak people’s cultural heritag
Batik Toba
Batik Palembang is known for its distinctive use of gold and bright colors. The patterns often depict floral and animal motifs, as well as traditional Sriwijaya Kingdom symbols.
Batik Palembang
A vibrant and colorful style from Jakarta, Batik Betawi features motifs that reflect the multicultural influences of the city, including Dutch, Chinese, and Javanese designs, with a focus on geometric and floral patterns.
BATIK BETAWI SHOP
A special batik style from Sumatra, inspired by the giant Rafflesia flower, Batik Rafflesia features intricate floral patterns in rich, deep colors such as red, yellow, and orange, symbolizing the beauty and strength of nature.
Batik Rafflesia