Batik
News source :
Batik is remarkable
artwork with traditional philosophy which includes meditation training and
charisma. Batik symbolic designs which differs among each community was related
with ceremonies of various communities and is also related deeply with the
wearer’s whole life such as birth, marriage, pregnancy, happiness, disease, and
the death.
In
Indonesia, Batik has
developed as one of the most important culture of
Indonesia. In ancient Javanese
court, the production of Batik was not only technical training, but related to
the elegance of women and the learning of manners.
Batik
is not a mere cloth to wrap one self as clothing but people express their
wishes through symbol drawn on it which is the deep philosophy that Batik
possesses. Old Batik design especially have certain meanings related to lessons
or teaching to the people who wear them.
Batik use to celebrate of woman 7 month
pregnancy :
Sidomukti
-
- Sido
Asih
- Sida
Mulya atau Sido Luhur
- Babon
Angrem
- Wahyu
Tumurun
- Semen
Rama
- Lurik
(not batik design)
All
the batik designs and lurik full of philosophy meaning. The woman who’s
pregnancy hope that the baby will be bless by God and always lovely, kindness,
being prosperity, and modesty.
Batik use for circumcision
- Parang
Pamor (for son):
- Grompol
(for daughter)
Batik use for Marriage
- for
proposal :
the bride groom wears batik Semen latar putih
(white background)
- for
engagement
the bride groom wears batik satria manah
the bride wears batik Semen Rantai
- for
Ceremony of bathing a bride prior to the wedding
the bride wear Wahyu Tumurun
the parents wear Nitik Cakar
- for
marriage contract.
Sido Mukti :
sido mean continous, mukti mean prosperity
and happy life. This design simbolizes the hope of a good future, happy life
for the couple forever.
- for
reception
Semen Rama : for the marriage
couple
Truntum : for the parents of marriage couple
batik use for death
- Kawung
- Slobog

- Semen
Rama
- Sido
Mukti : This design simbolizes the hope of a good life in paradise
- Sido
Mulya
- Sido
Luhur
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