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Batik Sasirangan Banjar



Sasirangan is commonly used as a typical cloth on events Banjar people. The word sasirangan comes from the word menyirang which means a baste, as is done in a way to spaced sew then tied with a rope and then dyed, sasirangan still made manually.
According to its history, Sasirangan is a sacred legacy of cloth XII century when Lambung Mangkurat became the governor of the kingdom of Dipa. Sasirangan, originally known as "batatamba" or the healing of the sick that are specially must be booked in advance (pamintaan) so the productions of sasirangan only made by request. Therefore, Urang Banjar(Banjaresse) often, named the sasirangan with (pamintaan) which means demand. In addition to the healing of those who were suffering from the disease, and it is also a sacred cloth, commonly used in indigenous ceremonies.


In the past time the colors/motifs of sasirangan are painted/drew according to the purpose of its creation, i.e. as a complementary therapy treatment in a certain type of illness.

Actually there are certain meaning/purpose in the colors of Sasirangan,as define below;


Yellow sasirangan is a sign that the wearer is in the process of treating jaundice (Banjar language kana wisa)

Red sasirangan is a sign that the wearer is in the process of treating the disease, headaches and sleeplessness (imsonia).

Green sasirangan means that the wearer is in the process of treating diseases (stroke).

Sasirangan of black is a sign that the wearer is in the process of treating fever and itchy skin-gatal.

Purple of sasirangan is a sign that the wearer is in the process of treating diseases of stomach pain (diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera)

Brown sasirangan is a sign that the wearer is in the process of treating the disease pressure (stress).

In past time, the color of sasirangan is made from naturally ingredients which are made from the seeds, fruit, leaves, bark, or tuber crop that grows wild in the forests or deliberately planted around the residence of cloth makers sasirangan itself.

There are 6 main sasirangan colors that are made from natural material, namely:

Yellow, materials maker is turmeric or temulawak.
Red, the maker is Gambier, noni fruit, lombok merah, or kesumba (rosewood)
Green, the original poster is a leaf ginger.
Black ingredients or pudak author is kabuau or uar.
Purple, is the maker of fruit seed ingredient gandaria (Banjar language: Ramania)
Brown, the ingredients was rambutan fruit peels or uar.

So that color becomes older, younger, and durable (not easily fade) dye on top, then mixed with other spices such as cumin, salt, pepper, nutmeg, cloves, lemon, lime, alum, vinegar, or terusi.

There are many motifs Batik/kain sasirangan. A common motif in mind, namely some of the following motifs:

Iris Pudak
Kambang Raja
Bayam Raja
Kulit Kurikit
Ombak Sinapur Karang
Bintang Bahambur
Sari Gading
Kulit Kayu
Naga Balimbur
Jajumputan
Turun Dayang
Kambang Manggis
Daun
Jaruju
Kangkung Kaombakan
Sisik Tanggiling
Kambang Tanjung














The Beatiful of Batik Lasem




Batik batik Lasem as its name comes from the area of lasem, a Regency in Central Java pantura rembang. History began when Admiral Cheng Ho from china anchored in this area and when he wanted to continue the journey there was his men who wish to settle in lasem. Through them, the batik was introduced to local communities. Therefore, the influence of Chinese's cultural is strong, then the colors of batik lasem is tend to be bright and free. Batik lasem is distinguished into three types of main characteristics based on its motive, namely, latohan, krecakan and sekarjagad. Latohan is a kind of herbs or fruits utilised local citizens as a vegetable such as urap and others. Whereas, krecakan means fractional inspired stone workmanship of the road line (anyer-panarukan) or known as Deandels road.  Segarjagad means that the motives of the different forms of flowers are irregular and scattered.  But there are many names in batik motif and colour based lasem among them; lasem krecak, lasem bledak, three negri, lasem, lok can, lasem sekarlatoh, lawasan, mahotadewa and many other motives.
Batik Lasem Latohan
Batik Lasem Krecak



Batik Lasem Sekarjagad

Batik Lasem Tiga Negeri

more detail informations please visit websites below;

www.batiktulislasem.com

www.lasembatikart.com
www.rumahbatiklasem.com
www.sentrabatiklasem.com
www.batik-lasem.com