Author: Edi Utama, Alda Wilmar, Nina Rianti 2006. 4pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Bernard Bart, West Sumatra
This four-page leaflet introduces an exhibition held in Jakarta at the Galerie Cemara 6, featuring writings by the late Alda Wimar, Rina Rianti, and Edi Utama.
Author: Hani Winotosastro et al. 2017. 182 pg (in Indonesian) with tutorial CD.
Publisher: PPBI Sekar Jagad, Yogyakarta
Aiming to preserve batik in Indonesia, batik experts at the Sekar Jagad Foundation have published a small guidebook for creating NITIK batik. This guide contains 60 NITIK batik patterns and images, along with a step-by-step tutorial.
Author: Benny Gratha. 2012. 65pgs. (Indonesian). Softcover
Publisher: DeMedia, Jakarta
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Author: Andia Sumarno et al., 2012.37pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Musium Tekstil Jakarta
This essential booklet delves into the factors that contribute to textile deterioration and offers proven conservation techniques. Every textile collector should have this invaluable guide in their collection.
Author: Benny Gratha, 2014. 43pg. (Indonesian)
Publisher: Musium Tekstil Jakarta
It is a well-established fact that traders from China and India introduced embroidery to Indonesia, with its roots going back to 30,000 B.C. Archaeological evidence shows that clothing from that period was intricately hand-stitched and decorated. The "Embroidery Guide" is an essential resource for beginners, clearly presenting various stitches and their names in Bahasa Indonesia.
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