Written batik in Yogyakarta is very good and unique. The prices are very affordable

Etymologically, the word batik comes from Javanese, "ambhatik" from the word "amba" means width, area, cloth; and "dot" means point or "matic" (a verb in Javanese means to make a point) and then developed into the term batik, which means connecting dots into a certain image on a wide or wide cloth. Batik also means everything related to making certain points on mori cloth. In Javanese, batik is written as "bathik", referring to the Javanese letter "tha" which shows that batik is a series of dots that form a certain image. Batik is very synonymous with a technique (process) from drawing motifs to painting. One of the characteristics of batik is the method of depicting motifs on the cloth using a waxing process, namely etching wax (wax) which is placed in a container called a canting and stamp. According to KRT.DR. H.C. Kalinggo Hanggopuro (2002, 1-2) in the book Bathik as Clothing Order and Guidance writes that previous writers used the term batik which was not actually written with the word "Batik" but should be "Bathik". This refers to the Javanese letter "tha" not "ta" and the use of batik as a series of dots is inappropriate or said to be wrong.[3]

It is the origin of batik

Place for making batik, located in a village with a beautiful and comfortable village atmosphere. For those who miss the village, this place is highly recommended.

Good environment

The best

Excellent

Very unique

This is my birthplace...the most comfortable and peaceful place to return home...from the hustle and bustle of the city

Good

Really..really..traditional batik

Jost

Ready a variety of seasonal local fruit At the Siluk Raya guava garden 😍😍

Go straight east towards Sorjati Market. Before arriving it is on the left of the road