Philosophy Batik

History and Philosophy motifs Sidomulyo Basically third motif Sidomukti - Sidolmulyo Sidoluhur- this same basic design is only distinguished by its batik so the name is different. According to records in the Surakarta palace, batik and batik Sidomulyo Sidoluhur has existed since time Mataram Kertosuro XVII century. Motif patterned layer form with a white background whereas Sidomulyo called batik called batik Sidoluhur black background.  Batik Motif Sidomulyo Batik motif derived from Mataram era that essentially Kartasura (background) was replaced with isen ukel by Sultan Pakubuwono IV. Batik is a type of batik motif Sidomulyo palace. This motif derived from Surakarta, Central Java. This motif including old motif typical of Surakarta, delicate, complicated and requires patience and diligence in the making. Sido in Javanese means so or continuously, while Mulyo means noble. Sidomulyo batik cloth worn by both men and women groom during the wedding ceremony...

 History and Philosophy Motifs Sidomukti Sidomukti is one type of court batik, which is usually made from natural dyes Soga. Soga or brown color on the color of batik cloth batik sidomukti classic or original. Batik Sidomukti came from Solo, Central Java, with his motif are genuine and ancient. Sidomukti is development of motif Sidomulya white backgrounds coming from Kartasura Mataram era, replaced with background ukel by Pakubowono IV. Definition of batik Sidomukti translated from the original saying. Sidomukti derived from the word "sido" meaning be / become or continuously, and "mukti" meaning noble and prosperous. So understanding Sidomukti batik is to be glorious and prosperous. Batik motifs beginning with "sido" contains the hope that the desire can be achieved. Batik Sidomukti contains the hope of achieving happiness and unseen. Sidomukti batik usefulness is in traditional Javanese wedding ceremony, which is used at the stage of being washed...