batik jumputan

Jumputan is the technique of tying and dying a fabric to produce unique designs and patterns.
in this works, we tried to produce the three dimensional effect of tied fabric on a finish made batik cloth that looks sophisticated and elegant...

types of materials: viscose

types of batik technique: batik print

dimension: 100 x 72 cm
other techniques: hand stitched, manual cut out, tie dye

couture made. price upon request.
further info or question, send via email to triatriatria@gmail.com or text to +6285624555375

experimental pleats in bandung's batik

this is an abstract pleats on bandung batik's motifs called patrakomala.
isn't it pretty? :)

types of materials: pekalongan super silk

types of batik technique: batik stamp

dimension: 155 x 83 cm

couture made. price upon request.
further info or question send to triatriatria@gmail.com or text to +6285624555375

mini experiment: tufted batik

batik always inspire us to perform various experiments. one of our way is to apply tufting technique that gives the effect of three-dimensional texture which is unique like ruffles :)

batik motifs type: bilik from west java
fabric type: pekalongan super silk
batik technique type: batik stamp

mini experiment: patchworking batik stamp

Many people underestimate batik stamp, and even consider it equivalent to the batik print (fabric made with batik image only, not the batik technique). Fyi, it is different. Batik stamp is an alternative to the technique of batik with quicker way (but still not easy).

we try to experiment to optimize the use of batik stamp by making collage like patchwork batik pattern on a piece of dobby silk fabric

how do you think? no less beautiful than batik pen technique, isn't it? :)

batik motifs type: swastika and rereng
batik technique type: batik stamp
fabric type: dobby silk

The Swastika Beauty

The word swastika is derived from the Sanskrit word svastika, meaning any lucky or auspicious object, and in particular a mark made on persons and things to denote good luck. Swastika is probably the oldest type of motif used for batik. Swastika also known as Banji in Yogyakarta and Surakarta (Solo), and Angkin for some place in west java.

In this series, we experimented for something more simple, elegant but still sophisticated.
so we collaborate on some basic pleats and drapery techniques in batik with our custom made swastika motif.

complexity in simplicity
describe true image of modern Indonesian lady, right?

types of materials: pekalongan super silk

types of batik technique: batik stamp

types of dresses: long sleeve dress

couture made. price upon request.
further question or info send to triatriatria@gmail.com or rana.experimental@gmail.com



talent: nadia
make up and hair do: wydia
photo and editted : maria from l'evenue photography

the happy-chaotic

We are always happy to play with other possible from existing theory. for example, do not apply the techniques of pleats on a patterned fabrics such as batik, as it might seem chaotic. but we wonder, what's the results when we collaborate the 'chaos' with stripes, pleats technique, and bright colors?

Voilaaa! it's fabulous and makes you smile like seeing candy!
Looks like a happy chaos in childhood... fresh and youthful when applied to these dresses!

And if you look closer, we use the batik motif called drintin which means zoo, so there's a wide range of unique typical fauna from west java, such as peacocks, rabbits, deer, and even frogs on the batik cloth.
cheerful and flirtatious, right?

We also tried using geometric motif such as Parang which applied to the asymmetric dress below.
and surely you agree this is a very nice dress, isn't it?

types of materials: pekalongan super silk

types of batik technique: batik stamp

types of dresses: mini dress

couture made. price upon request.
further question or info send to triatriatria@gmail.com or rana.experimental@gmail.com



talent: nadia
make up and hair do: wydia
photo and editted : maria from l'evenue photography

Abstraction Purplish

We see batik as a wonderful traditional textile techniques in Indonesia.

Abstraction Purplish is an expression of our personal appreciation of the legendary batik techniques.

In this series, we do things considered impossible by the craftsmen of batik, which is doing batik process on synthetic polyester fabric.

By using bamboo motif's canting stamp from cimahi on polyester fabric that has been stitched and pleated (also after several unsuccessful attempts in recent experimental process)... finally we are proud to present a synthetic batik cloth that looks unique,beautiful, and abstractly surprise!

then our batik cloth applied to the simple dress design that looks stylish!

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types of materials: polyester viscose

types of batik technique: batik stamp

types of dress: mini dress with bolero and batik cloth (1,5 X 0,5 m)

couture made. price upon request.
further question or info send to triatriatria@gmail.com or rana.experimental@gmail.com



talent: intan dan nadia
make up and hair do: wydia
photo and editted : maria from l'evenue photography

EXPERIMENT#1 | When Batik Meets Pleats

What do you think when traditional-textile-technic batik meets the contemporary pleats and tuck sewing?

we did it!

after conducting a series of lengthy process, the experiment has been applied to our beautiful elegant dresses. (of course after we perform complex experiments before,but that's another story and we will not tell here because its too long, baby. hehehe)

Our next posting was the result of our first experiment:

WHEN BATIK MEET PLEATS

chaos or chic?

well, you Decide

p.s:

• each artwork of this series are available for sale
• price upon request
• if you interest with our works, you can send us an email to rana.experimental @ gmail.com or triatriatria@gmail.com

be inspired and enjoy!

Preface

An expression of an Indonesian designer who loves Indonesian fabric,

to support the existence of Indonesian textiles.

To inspire you,

we'll make sure you have an artwork with good craftmanship and aesthetic value.

To gratify you,

we'll make sure each of our work has passed our intricate and well-designed experiment

Because we understand,

The precious value of Indonesian textile

always special , like you

:)