2016
DOI: 10.24264/lfj.16.3.4
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Product of Batik Ikat Motif on Leather in Sumbersekar, Dau Malang, Indonesia

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The study aimed to describe the product of batik ikat on leather generated by people of Sumbersekar, Dau, Malang, in terms of process, motifs and color quality. The type of research is qualitative. The collected data are about process of making batik ikat motif on tanned leather by people of Sumbersekar village and quality of its products that is obtained by observation, interviews, and laboratory analysis. Data analysis techniques are using data presentation and draw conclusions or verification. The… Show more

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“…In addition also vegetable tanned leather has thermal stability for its properties to 75-85 ˚C and good shape retention (Ork et al, 2014). However, in Indonesia, studies on leather products have been carried out such as the use of batik technique, eco-print techniques, ikat techniques and the use of natural dyes as one of the techniques in making designs on the skin in addition to maintaining the environment with the use of natural materials (Ristiani, 2019;Pancapalaga, 2016). Through the production of batik motifs on the leather can add aesthetic value and look more attractive on the leather products produced.…”
Section: Leather Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition also vegetable tanned leather has thermal stability for its properties to 75-85 ˚C and good shape retention (Ork et al, 2014). However, in Indonesia, studies on leather products have been carried out such as the use of batik technique, eco-print techniques, ikat techniques and the use of natural dyes as one of the techniques in making designs on the skin in addition to maintaining the environment with the use of natural materials (Ristiani, 2019;Pancapalaga, 2016). Through the production of batik motifs on the leather can add aesthetic value and look more attractive on the leather products produced.…”
Section: Leather Processmentioning
confidence: 99%