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Book titled “Batik: Indonesian Art of Handdrawing.” Contains information on the history of batik, cultural significance, and batik designs. Intended to educate foreigners visiting Indonesia.

Livre intitulé Batik: Indonesian Art of Handdrawing. Contient des renseignements sur l’histoire du batik, sa signification culturelle et ses motifs. Destiné aux visiteurs étrangers.

Craftsperson G.K.B.I (Federation of Indonesian Batik Co-ops/fédération des coopératives indonésiennes de batik)

Materials/Matériaux Paper/Papier

Dimensions 15cm (l) x 21cm (w)

Date 1963

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