Author: I GUSTI WINARTA, 1986. 60pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Wina Letter
This small booklet presents some traditional Balinese art patterns.
Author: Joy Totah Hilden, 2010. 270pg. (English)
Publisher: Arabian Publishing Limited
The author discusses the weaving techniques of the Bedouin in relation to their transitional lifestyle as they shift from centuries of nomadic living to becoming either semi-settled or fully settled. Her work is particularly relevant today, as many tribal communities are losing their cultural traditions, along with their crafts and essential materials for everyday life in the desert.
Author: I.C. van Hout, 2011. Second edition. 175 pg. (English)
Publisher: KIT Publishers, Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam
Research clearly shows that carrying human infants significantly enhances their intelligence and fosters essential qualities such as trust, affection, intimacy, love, and happiness. Notably, the countries with the lowest levels of violence are those where babies are routinely carried by their caregivers. This book examines global practices for carrying infants and provides a comprehensive historical overview of baby carriers from ancient times to the present. Additionally, it addresses crying behavior and emphasizes the importance of colors, shapes, designs, and materials used by different communities for their baby carriers.
Author: Hartono Sumarsono et al, 2013. 239 pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia
"Benang Raja," which translates to "King's Yarn," explores the beauty of Javanese North Coastal Batik while addressing issues related to copying and repetition in production. It focuses specifically on batiks from Lasem and the evolving techniques that respond to changing demands. The author discusses "pakem," the fundamental elements of batik design, and highlights how Pekalongan batikers have embraced creativity to produce extraordinary and beautiful works that break from traditional rules.
Author: Anyati Abdullah Orchullo, 2014. 312 pg. (English)
Publisher: Bruneian Press Sdn. Bhd.
The book features a variety of Bruneian wedding outfits designed by Anyati, celebrating her 20 years as a fashion designer. For traditional weddings, she utilizes songkets that are handwoven in Brunei. The book offers readers the enjoyment of viewing a wide variety of beautiful textiles.
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