Author: Jadin C. Jamaludin, 2019. (Indonesian and English)
Publisher: TTASSEA, Yogyakarta
The booklet on Javanese lurik was issued alongside the 7th ASEAN Traditional Textile Symposium, held in November 2019 in Yogyakarta. This publication effectively showcases the diverse motifs, patterns, and functions of lurik, while clearly articulating the philosophy behind this traditional striped fabric. Lurik has played a significant role as the everyday attire for Javanese people and remains a prominent garment, particularly within the royal courts of Yogyakarta and Surakarta.
Author: Asti Musman, 2016. 184 pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Andi, Yogyakarta.
The book explores the history, various designs, and the philosophy behind lurik, a type of textile used in everyday live of common Javanese people. It also covers the process of lurik making, its development over time, and the different locations where lurik is produced.
Author: Judi Achjadi & Benny Gratha, 2016. 44pg. (English & Indonesian)
Publisher: -
The Catalogue showcases a remarkable collection of Lurik, the distinctive striped cloth from Java, generously donated by the family of the late Nian S. Djoemena, an esteemed authority on Indonesian textiles. It provides essential insights into decorating techniques, including the strategic use of alternating colours and white dotted patterns, while also emphasizing the significant role of Lurik in rituals and ceremonies.
Author: Phoi Tong Sombat, 2013. 124 pg. (Thai language)
Publisher: -
Mae Jaem stands as a prominent center for Tai woven cotton textiles, especially the famed "pha teen jok," produced in Chiang Mai Province. This booklet is published to mark the significant opening agenda of the continuation of Paya Muang Jam at Muang Dek Wittaya School in Mae Jam District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand.
Author: Noor Azlina Yunus, Yayasan Budi Penyayang Malaysia,2011. 176pg. (English)
Publisher: Tuttle
Malaysian batik has revolutionized the ancient craft of fabric decoration with molten wax, establishing itself as a powerful art form. Characterized by bold designs, vibrant colors, and dynamic floral patterns, batik showcases innovative color combinations that captivate the eye. This book decisively explores the origins, materials, and techniques of both block-stamped and hand-drawn methods, demonstrating how Malaysian batik has firmly secured its place on the international stage.
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