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A woman uses a canting to apply wax to a cloth to make a pattern on a batik. Batik is a traditional form of decorating cloth, and Java is particularly famous for its variety of patterns and the quality of workmanship. The technique includes the manual application of wax between each dye bath to add each layer of colour individually.

Traditional javanese dancer wearing Parang rusak batik pattern

The three friends, all dressed in traditional batik attire, are full of joy as they engage in the Batik workshop. Their expressions capture the excitement and camaraderie of learning a new cultural craft together.

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Javanese man holding keris as an accessories on traditional wedding ceremony

Backdrop Thai texture silk traditional background gold tone

the bridal shower ceremony is usually carried out by the Indonesian people before the wedding ceremony.

Yogyakarta, Indonesia - August 27, 2022: Javanese women in Javanese traditional clothes dance on Malioboro Street

Photo taken in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Colors of Culture: National and Lampung Batik Motifs for Your Creative Inspiration - Stock photography of Indonesian Batik

Batik And Kebaya

wedding in Aceh using henna on the bride and groom

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Group Of Teenage Girls Performing Indonesian Traditional Dance. Dance Leader In The Center.

Close Up Hand Painting Batik on the Fabric. Batik Tulis in Solo Indonesia

An elderly artisan skillfully stamps intricate patterns onto a wide cloth using the traditional batik cap technique. His experienced hands and focused expression highlight the dedication and craftsmanship behind this timeless art form.

Batik painting is a Indonesia traditional painting.

A candid photo of two participants during a batik workshop, preparing for the wax application process. The man is assisting the woman in putting on a protective sleeve typically used to prevent contact with hot wax. Both are wearing aprons with traditional batik patterns, seated indoors in a learning environment that highlights Indonesian cultural practices.

The appearance of batik cloth immediately after boiling, ready to be hung in the sun to dry. After being colored using naphtol, this batik is then boiled to remove the wax that sticks to it during the canthing process. You can see a strong red color, which comes from the naphtol material.

Indonesian woman and Japanese man having Islam style wedding ceremony and wedding party in Tokyo, Japan. Bride and groom, and participants are wearing face mask in most of the time to protect against coronavirus.

A bride holding daun sirih betel leaves in her hands for Javanese traditional wedding procession

Close-up shot of woman painting in a batik workshop in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Portrait of a woman with Indonesian bridal makeup. Traditional royal wedding female dress from Indonesia

Batik tulis Indonesia - Lampung Batik - Stock photo

Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia - November 08, 2020: The sawer ceremony also known as sawer panganten is one of the traditions in Sundanese traditional marriage in Indonesia.

Portrait Of Traditional Dance Performers Doing Make-up Together Before Perform

traditional java wedding couple husband and wife in the couch sitting together

A close-up view of the batik painting process during a workshop, showing a participant applying vivid red and green natural dyes on a floral motif over yellow background.

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Happy moment for an LGBTQ bride and groom receiving blessings from their parents at the biggest wedding ceremony of their lives

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