Visual Style of 21 Intelectual Property Right (IPR) Certified Lasem Batik Motifs as the Expression of Cultural Hybridity

Setyoningrum, Yunita; Lukman, Christine Claudia; Rismantojo, Sandy

doi:10.21512/humaniora.v10i3.5680

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“…It can be seen in Figure 8. For economic purposes, batik entrepreneurs in Lasem make a combination of Mataraman and coastal motifs, namely Sekar Jagad, Pasir Kawung, Pring-Pringan, Lung-Lungan, Gunung Ringgit, Watu Pecah, Kendoro-Kendiri, Bledag Mataraman, and Kawung Babagan (Setyoningrum, Lukman, & Rismantojo, 2019). Chinese motifs widely known and found are dragon (liong) motifs, phoenix (hong), and kilin, with bright colors.…”

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Culture Aspect of Javanese and Chinese Acculturation In Lasem

Basiroen

Manuaba

2022

Humaniora

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The research aimed to document the history and culture of Lasem, thereby increasing the knowledge base of cultural history in Indonesia. The interaction between Javanese and Chinese in Lasem experienced three phases: the Zheng He period, the Yellow War period, and the 20th century. Relations between Javanese and Chinese had been peaceful and harmonious until now. In the middle of the 18th century, there were incidents of violence against ethnic Chinese carried out by the company. This event led to the strengthening of relations between Java and China. The collaboration between the two became a momentous event that the Lasem residents could not forget. Harmonious life in Lasem was not only seen in batik. Still, it was also seen in the daily life of the Lasem people, such as togetherness in celebrations, religious rituals, or family rituals. There were three research questions: What was the process of acculturation in Lasem? What cultural elements underwent acculturation, and what were the results of acculturation? The research applied a qualitative narrative method by collecting data from the literature, interviewing cultural observers, observing, and analyzing. The research discussed the results of acculturation in Lasem in several forms of culture, namely in language, architecture, batik, and rituals. The results of the research indicate that harmonious inter-ethnic life in Lasem can embrace all Indonesian citizens in revive the spirit harmoniously.

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Culture Aspect of Javanese and Chinese Acculturation In Lasem

Basiroen

Manuaba

2022

Humaniora

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“…Batik Lasem has the characteristic of using bright colors typical of coastal batik. The bright red like chicken blood 'abang getih phitik' is a typical batik color from the Lasem area [10]. The shape of the latohan pattern on the batik cloth can be seen in the two batiks shown at figure 2 below.…”

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Vernacular Architecture Residential in Lasem with Batik Pattern Latohan in Interior

Rachmayanti

Salim

Roesli

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Indonesia has lots of batik culture. Every area has their own specific batik pattern. One of famous batik industry with specific batik pattern is Lasem. This specific Lasem pattern need to preserved for sustainability purpose. This study tried to applied latohan as one of special pattern in Lasem to residential interior. The purpose of this study is to maintain the sustainability of the batik Lasem pattern. In line with the Lasem vernacular building which is used as a case study. The building has been qualified as a green building and a sustainable building. The application of batik pattern in interior house in line with the goal of preservation, both building and interior. The research problem statement is how to applied latohan Lasem batik pattern into residential building for sustainable purpose. The research objective is to applied latohan pattern in interior as sustainable system in vernacular architecture residential locating in Lasem. This research is using qualitative method. Hendry’s family residence as a case study to applied latohan Lasem in the interior. This house is a good old colonial building with green architecture. The result of this study that vernacular architecture residential building is a suitable place to applied specific latohan pattern according for sustainable purposed.

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“…Another challenge is the introduction of local culture (Coupland, 2009). Local mass media and entertainment emphasizing Javanese culture and language must be sought to provide alternatives and engage the younger generation in rich local cultural experiences (Setyoningrum et al, 2019). Thus, mass media and entertainment from abroad significantly impact the use of the Javanese language in big cities.…”

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Sociopragmatic Study of Javanese Oral Discourse in Big City Communities as an Effort to Maintain Indigenous Language

Rohmadi,

Sudaryanto,

Andris Susanto

et al. 2023

RJAH

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This research delves into the sociopragmatic intricacies of Javanese oral discourse within urban communities, focusing on the role of language in preserving the indigenous Javanese language amidst the pressures of urbanization and language shift. As urbanization accelerates, traditional languages like Javanese face the risk of diminishing usage and cultural significance. This study aims to elucidate how urban Javanese speakers employ their native language in various communicative contexts, examining the sociopragmatic factors that influence language choice and language use patterns. The findings of this research contribute to the fields of sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, and language preservation. By shedding light on the sociopragmatic dimensions of language use, the study provides a nuanced understanding of how urban Javanese speakers navigate linguistic diversity and negotiate their cultural identity. This research emphasizes recognizing and supporting indigenous languages within urban settings as communication vehicles and cultural heritage and identity repositories. Ultimately, the study's outcomes can inform language revitalization initiatives and policy-making efforts to foster the enduring presence of Javanese within the rapidly changing landscape of urban communities.

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Visual Style of 21 Intelectual Property Right (IPR) Certified Lasem Batik Motifs as the Expression of Cultural Hybridity

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Culture Aspect of Javanese and Chinese Acculturation In Lasem

Culture Aspect of Javanese and Chinese Acculturation In Lasem

Vernacular Architecture Residential in Lasem with Batik Pattern Latohan in Interior

Sociopragmatic Study of Javanese Oral Discourse in Big City Communities as an Effort to Maintain Indigenous Language

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