Material: Cotton
Style: Jambi, Sumatra
Size: Length 174 cm, width 90 cm
Order Number: T107A

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Material: Cotton
Style: Palembang, Sumatra
Size: Length 252 cm, width 106.5 cm
Order Number: T107B

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Material: Cotton
Style: Java
Size: Length 199 cm, width 107 cm
Order Number: T101

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Material: Cotton
Style: Java
Size: Length 198 cm, Width 106.5 cm
Order Number: T102

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Background: Batiked sarongs usually have a broad band (1) called the kepala (head). The remaining larger part (2) is the badan (body).

The triangles (3) are called tumpal. The 2 standing rectangular vertical bands (4) are called papan.

Various interpretations are given to the tumpal: crocodile teeth to scare evil away, mountains, palm-trees.

The Chinese-inspired pattern of small animal and flower motifs is called lokcan, literally lok – silk and can – blue. Usually in silk, but also in cotton, this textile is from Rembang in North Java.

The pattern is worn for ritual and festive use in Bali and the Minangkabau areas of Sumatra.

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Material: Cotton
Style: Sumba
Size: Length 260 cm, width 128 cm
Order Number: T95

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Material: Cotton
Style: Java
Size: Length 207 cm, width 102.5 cm
Order Number: T105

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