Cual textile tradition has existed since the 17th century. The word “Cual” refers to

This motif is inspired by the Simpor plant (Dillenia Suffruticosa) which is a typical

The coffee seeds motif illustrates the pride of local coffee specialities in

The black pepper motif represents the main commodity of Bangka Belitung

The word Jumputan means the tie-dye technique, while the word “Bintang” refers to

Siger is the crown of a noblewoman in ancient time. It is a symbol of femininity, strength, and

Ambon city batik depicts the natural wealth and marine life of

This motif represents Pakis Haji (Polystichum setiferum), an endemic plant in

This pattern originates from Cirebon. It represents the reflection of

Raye Flower motif also represents a wish for

The Kawung motif was created by Sultan Agung Hanyokrokusumo (1593 – 1645) as a symbolic gift for

The black pepper motif represents the main commodity of Bangka Belitung

Awan Berarak is a combination of Dayak motifs and Malay patterns. The word ‘Awan Berarak’ means the

Raja Ampat motif represents the marine life at Raja Ampat archipelago in