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Bulldozed by Printed Batik

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

For decades, traditional batik had been bulldozed by printed batik. It made a comeback after obtaining recognition from the UNESCO.

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Batik Traders at Beringharjo MArketplace, Yogyakarta. -TEMPO/Yovita Amalia . tempo : 173055051176.

IN the heart of Yogyakarta, the Beringharjo Market never lacks for tourists. Rows and rows of vendors, plying garments, pants, cloths, shawls, and t-shirts with batik motifs, cram the batik center located in the south of Jalan Malioboro.

Prices range from Rp20,000 to Rp500,000. And still one may bargain. Supartiyani, a batik vendor, for one, sells clothes ranging from Rp30,000 to Rp500,000 in price. “The cheap items are printed batik. Thos

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