Author: Munir Djody, no year, 57pg. (Labels in Indonesian & English). Softcover. Catalog
Publisher: Unknown
The catalog was issued in the 1990s to accompany an exhibition hosted at Jody’s Art Shop, a once-prominent cultural establishment located in Central Jakarta. During its years of operation, the shop functioned as a significant site of artistic exchange, fostering dialogue between local creators and the broader public. Although it played a noteworthy role in Jakarta’s evolving art scene of the late twentieth century, the shop has since ceased operations and remains permanently closed.
Author: Hj. Emma Amalia Agus Bisrie, 2010, 328pg. (Indonesian & English). Hardcover. Catalog
Publisher: Amrin Tulus Sarana, Jakarta
The volume was published in conjunction with the exhibition Nusantara Antique Batiks, 1891–1948, held at the Jakarta Convention Center in 2008. Its author and compiler, Emma Bisrie, is both a dedicated collector and an accomplished writer with a profound passion for traditional textiles. She has emerged as a central figure in the preservation and promotion of Betawi batiks, as well as in the cultural organization of the Betawi ethnic community in Jakarta. Through this work, Bisrie conveys her enthusiasm to readers, presenting her antique collection in a carefully curated book form that underscores the historical and artistic significance of these textiles.
Author: Seselia Ernawati, 2012, 99pg. (Indonesian & English). Hardcover,
Publisher: Riak Bumi, Pontianak, West Kalimantan.
This book is initiated by Riak Bumi, an NGO that specializes in the preservation of West Kalimantan’s ecosystem and cultural heritage. The book documents a collection of Iban Dayak mat motifs, showing detailed motifs of the mats, in so doing, preserving this beautiful art form for the next generation, so that this aspect of their culture does not disappear.
Author: Tim Penyusun Konservasi Museum Nasional, 2020. 282pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Musium Nasional
A conservation guide is an absolute necessity for every museum that showcases ancient artifacts. This publication is the foremost and most comprehensive resource on textile conservation produced by the National Museum of Indonesia. It is an invaluable tool for textile enthusiasts and collectors who are serious about preserving these treasures.
Author: Komarudin Kudiya, 2019. 24 pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: ITB Press, Bandung
The author outlines the creative process of making batik, detailing various techniques involved. These techniques include using cap (stamps) and canting (wax pen), knowledge about the wax and dyeing processes, arranging motifs and patterns, and understanding the final step of removing the wax.
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