Ama Gena Batik Organizer Pouch

Name: Ama Gena Batik Organizer Pouch
SKU: 15478
Price: 597500 IDR
Availability: InStock

Rp597.500

Ama Gena Batik Organizer Pouch

Rp597.500

Captivating through a collection that blends the uniqueness of Indonesian batik with the distinctive character of lontar weaving, this collection comes in two distinct expressions.

The Batik Navy features a harmonious combination of motifs symbolizing strength, balance, and lasting bonds. Meanwhile, the Batik Black presents a bolder and more elegant composition, representing strength and the spirit of continuous growth. More than preserving Indonesia’s cultural heritage, this collection creates meaningful social impact by empowering women weavers in remote communities across Indonesia.

Crafted from high-quality materials and rich in positive meaning, every detail conveys a message of empowerment and strength. Share the warmth in the spirit of #WeavingGoodness.

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SKU: N/A Categories: Corporate Gifts, East Nusa Tenggara, Gifts by Category, Gifts by Cause, Gifts by Price, Gifts by Region, Promote Culture, Starts From Rp 240.000, Wholesale

Product Size

Lenght 40 cm x Width 28 cm x Height 12 cm

Description

Faux Leather Prada
Anyaman Lontar Pelode
Kain Batik, material: dobby merupakan jenis kain tenun yang memiliki motif berbentuk pola geometris yang dihasilkan dari efek penenunan.

Care

Keep the weaving dry. Do not store it in humid conditions to prevent the product from changing color. If the product is exposed to water, clean it using a soft cloth and dry it in the sun, until it is dry. Don’t fill with items that are heavy or too full that can change the shape of the webbing. Keep away from sources of ignition or heat for long periods of time.

Social Impact

Weaving, although a cultural heritage and old practice in the local Flores community, has been mainly limited to household use only. Similarly, weaving can also be traced back to decades-old family tradition in Kalimantan, Papua & many parts of Indonesia. These dying handcraft arts are replaced by other activities of higher perceived value and practicality.

As Du Anyam embarked on a journey to advocate women empowerment, we have been able to find and reconnect with many Nusantara legacies. Through several culture-promoting strategies such as weaving curriculum for high school students, year-round training for weavers, we hope to not only preserve but also revive the priceless arts of Indonesia.