Author: Lee Chor Lin et all. 2022. 468 pg.
Publisher: Asian Civilization Museum, Singapore. (in English).
“Batik Makers and Wearers” delves into the rich history and culture of batik and batik-making, tracing its traditional roots to contemporary design. This book accompanies the exhibition titled “Batik Kita: Dressing in Port Cities,” which was held at the Asian Civilizations Museum from June 17 to October 2, 2022.
Author: Raja Fuziah binti Raja Tun Uda, 2012. 202pg. (English)
Publisher: Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture
The period from 1960 to 1990 was crucial in the development of Malaysian batik, as wax-stamped batik peaked in popularity with diverse motifs and colors. The traditional batik sarong evolved into yardage for tailored clothing, and other materials besides cotton were introduced for wax stamping and freehand drawing.
Author: Peter Lee, Naomi Wang, Barbara Watson, Andaya. 2024. pg. (in English)
Publisher: Asian Civilization Museum, Singapore
Three generations of Peranakan batik entrepreneurs—Oey Soen King, Mrs. Oey Kok Sing, and Jane Hendromartono—have produced stunning Chinese batik. The Museum Peranakan Singapore organizes an exhibition titled "Batik Nyonyas" from October 11, 2024, to August 31, 2025, celebrating the artistic contributions of these three visionary women
Author: GKBRAA Paku Alam, Dr. Sudibyo, Dr. Sri Ratna Saktimulya. 2023. (164 pg).
Publisher: Kanisius Media. (in Indonesian)
The book explores the history and evolution of Pakualaman batik, a vital aspect of the Yogyakarta batik tradition. The research involves an in-depth study of intricate illuminations found in ancient manuscripts and Pakualaman poetry. A specific illumination, rich in meaning, is transformed into a drawing and subsequently developed into a batik design. The aim is for the wearer of the batik motif to feel inspired and motivated to embody the significance of the design in their actions and daily life
Author: Komarudin Kudiya et al. 2014. 220pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Yayasan Batik Jawa Barat
This volume provides a comprehensive documentation of the batik from the southern coast of West Java, a topic that has not received the attention it deserves until now. It showcases the distinctive batik from regions such as Ciamis, Pangandaran, Cianjur, Garut, Sukabumi, and Tasikmalaya. Each area is examined in detail, highlighting the unique motifs and the rich sources of inspiration behind the batik designs
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