Showing posts with label Tradisional Cloth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tradisional Cloth. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Modern batik shirt





Model Clothing Clothes New 2011 Collection of Modern Batik Clothes Batik Shirts Modern For Men / Women New - The development of batik fashion design in this country seems to begin more advanced and enjoy doing many circles. Batik is an Indonesian native products also wonder at the wear in any environment.
Sources:http://indonesia-liek.blogspot.com

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Dress Stunning Muslim Indonesia in World Expo

About 40 Muslim fashion works of Indonesian designers stunning the visitors "World Expo" in Shanghai, China, so it is not excessive if Indonesia wants to be a fashion mecca muslim world.

Director of Education and Culture of Indonesia Islamic Fashion Consortium (IIFC), Jetty R. Hadi, in a press statement received by AFP on Sunday, said the positive response of the international community to Indonesia during the Muslim fashion is high in every fashion show.

"The uniqueness of the variety and color of Muslim clothing made in Indonesia capable of integrating elements of ethnic, elegant, and modernity, in a single design line. It was made to appear universal Moslem and attract anyone who sees it," said Jetti R. Hadi who is also chief editor of the magazine's Noor.

In the event the World Expo in Shanghai, China, the IIFC together eight Muslim fashion designer Diane homeland of the Rainbow, Nunik Mawardi, Merry Pramono, Jeny Tjahyawati, Irna Pearl, Malik Moestaram, Shafira and Hanny Hananto, doing fashion show and exhibition in the Pavilion of Indonesia , at 17 to 20 August 2010.

Clothing on display, he said, to attract the visitors who largely come from Muslim countries. That fact, be a pride for delegates who actively campaigned IIFC importance of Indonesia became Muslim fashion mecca of the world.

"Efforts to make Indonesia as the mecca of fashion clothing Muslim world will be a positive impact on the domestic economy. In addition to giving added value to the quality competitiveness of creative industries and textiles, and will reduce unemployment and improve the quality of human resources," said Jetti.

In addition, he continued, in terms of social and cultural rights, Indonesia will also rise on the world stage.

On that occasion also the Indonesian ambassador to China, Imron Cotan, Indonesia introduced the Muslim world as a fashion mecca, which has launched nationwide in Jakarta on August 13, 2010.

At the same activities of Indonesia gave awards and gifts to the visitors of the Indonesian pavilion to 5,081,745. Figures were taken from figures independence day. Since appearing at the World Expo in May, the Indonesian Pavilion visited an average of one million people per month.

IIFF Jakarta

Meanwhile, the Indonesian Islamic Fashion Fair (IIFF) in Plaza Indonesia, Jakarta, public interest against Islamic fashion is also very positive.

Since IIFF opened on 13 August to 17 August 2010, transactions of the 32 outlets that followed the exhibition designer, has reached Rp162.616.300, with an average traffic levels 200 people per day.

"Buyers come from within the country apart, there are also from Malaysia and Singapore. The designers issued a new collection of easy to use, so no more complicated impression when someone wearing Muslim fashion," said Jetti.

One of the best-selling design is the designer belongs Irna Pearl. a sought-after artists for being a "trend setter."
Sources:http://www.antaranews.com


Sunday, October 4, 2009

Trendy With Original Indonesian Batik


Today (2/10/2009) UNESCO will reinforce Indonesian batik in a representative list of Cultural Heritage Objects Tak Man. The President also has called on people to wear batik on October 2 this. In the past, batik became the official dress which is often used for formal occasions such as wedding receptions. But today, batik has become a fashion trend that we should be proud of. Along with the development and the increasingly creative fashion designers local, batik today can also be worn in casual occasions. Starting from the jacket, pants, scarves, hats and even shoes were taken batik motive. You can fuse with matching batik clothes everyday. Because of the unique motive, and that more terihat batik motif stands out, you should unite matching batik with soft colors like white, black or gray. For example batik jacket, wear a plain white T-shirt in it. If you think batik is an ancient fashion yag outdated, you're wrong. Brand fashion world, Adidas have made a special edition shoes, jackets and hats. Basic materials indigenous Indonesian batik. Interestingly, it had a special collection sold in countries outside of Indonesia.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Batik Cloth

Batik is a craft that has a high value of art and has become part of the culture of Indonesia (particularly Java) since long. Javanese women in the past to make them in the skills to make a livelihood, so that in the past to make work is the work exclusively to women finding "Batik Cap" which allows the inclusion of men in this field. There are some exceptions to this phenomenon, namely the coastal batik has the masculine as can be seen in the pattern "Mega cloud", where in some coastal areas is to make work for the common man.

Batik Cloth

Example batik woman clothes





Batik (Batik or word) comes from Javanese "amba" which means to write and "point." The word refers to the batik cloth with a pattern produced by the wax is applied to the top of the cloth, so that the inclusion of a coloring material (dye), or in the English Language "wax-resist dyeing".






Friday, April 24, 2009

Tenugui























































Tenugui(te=hands, nugui =wipe) are Japanese cotton towels. These towels are not only for wiping your hands but also have a number of traditional uses and applications. As far back as the ancient Kofun Era (250 - 538 AD), a clay figurine called haniwa was found with a tenugui wrapped around its head. Tenugui has as many uses as your imagination. There are several ways of using this simple cloth to bring a unique part of traditional Japanese culture into your life. Here are three: (1) Wrapping; (2) Decorating; and (3) Well-being.
We hope that this 100% hand-made pure cotton towel will give you a tangible taste of ancient Japanese culture. As we are never completely able to escape from our hectic daily schedule we sometimes easily forget about the happiness that comes thorough very simple pleasures; Cherry blossoms in the park, the scent of early summer rain, the color of golden leaves, and the purity of freshly fallen snow... We believe that tenugui can help make you aware of the changing seasons, make you take a deep breath, and hopefully bring a bright smile to your face.

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