Mahkota Siger

Lampung Province - Indonesia

Meanings:

Siger is the crown of a noblewoman in ancient times. It is a symbol of femininity, strength, and elegance of a woman. For Lampung people, women are very involved in all activities, especially in household activities. Behind women's tenderness, there is hard work, independence, persistence, and feminine qualities. Although the Lampung community themselves are adherents of the patrilineal or father line, the women figure is important, both as an inspiration for the children and a driver for the success of their life partners.

Note:  All contents and batik images are protected by Indonesian cultural property law. This documentation is intended for educational purposes and to facilitate the preservation of Batik UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage 2009. Any use of published materials is allowed only with reference to this website as the original source of publication. 

How to preserve Batik

Philosophical Meanings of Batik

Learn and identify the meaning of the motifs from each region. Are you searching for a meaningful gift for your loved ones? Surprise them with a merry little Batik!

Authentic Batik

Buy the authentic handwritten Batik textiles to add to your prestigious collection. Such support will enhance the well-being of Batik artisans and preserve the living heritage.

Batik Community

If you want to meet the Batik artisans, we encourage you to visit and support Batik workshops in Indonesia. You may discover the local tourism that suits your preference!

UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009

Batik Production Process in Lampung

Batik production can take 1 month up to 2 years of working time depending on the purposes of the textile creation and the colour complexity. The Batik handwriting textile is generally made with 8 design steps, ranging from wax patterning to colouring process. The artists use Canting, as a tool to put hot melted wax on the cloth. 

Batik Regions 

Overview of Lampung Province

Lampung Province has a fairly long coastline and a series of mountains called the Bukit Barisan. The Bukit Barisan is a series of volcanic mountains that stretch along the island of Sumatra from the northern tip of Nangroe Aceh Darussalam to the southern tip of Lampung Province.

Batik Villages in Lampung Province

Batik villages are the region where the Batik producers mostly reside and open their  Batik workshops, as well as display their Batik products. You could buy the Batik textiles from the artisans and participate in the making process of Batik on the site.

Batik Motifs in Lampung

Gamolan

Gamolan

This motif illustrates Gamolan, a bamboo musical instrument of Lampung that is

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Lampung

Tourism

Pahawang Island

Pahawang Island has an amazing natural marine ecosystem. The island definitely has

Krakatau Volcano

Krakatau remains one of the world most well-known volcanoes due to its

Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park

The World Wildlife Fund has ranked it as one of the planet’s most outstanding habitats for

Kenali Village

Every region in Indonesia has a particular traditional house that represents

Bandar Lampung City

It is the capital city in this region. Despite its congested town, it is full of

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Indonesian

Tourism

Pinawetengan Museum

In Pinawetengan Museum, you can see various collections, such as

Sukarara Textile Village

Located in Lombok island, this village is known for its flourishing weaving

Museum of Bulungan Sultanate

Bulungan is a historical museum to witness the legacy of the

Baliem Valley

Apart from the breathtaking view you can enjoy here, Baliem Valley is

Yogyakarta Royal Palace

The Sultan’s Palace which lies in the middle of Yogyakarta city. Here people can

Muara Jambi Temple

Muara Jambi Temple, built since the 13th Century,  is a legacy during the reign of Srivijaya

Borobudur Temple UNESCO WHS

Borobudur Temple is the biggest Buddhist temple in the world and is inscribed as UNESCO

Tanah Lot

Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali’s most important landmarks, where

East Java House of Batik

Do you want to see all variants of Batik motifs in East Java?

Museum of Mulawarman

Do you want to explore Dayak culture across centuries? This museum offers