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It is a traditional technique to form a rigid structure of sheer textile made by pedal loom weavers in Ibu Lusi's house
The embroidery pattern illustrates the daintiness and femininity of the character
seamlessly integrating into table settings for both casual and formal gatherings
It is made by Japanese 'Washi' or paper yarn on top of handwoven rayon fabric
The first of the triple-toned series is the brown and white pattern woven out of endemic Tuban brown cotton
Jendela Kota Fabric Unit:Request Sample It is a traditional techniqueLurik is a traditional Javanese textile that once held a significant role in society. The letter i in lurik means small or dainty in Javanese, informing how the stripes in lurik fabric are traditionally less than one centimetre wide. Unfortunately, the myriad of stories behind the designs of lurik has been eroded by modernity as time goes by. This series is meant to reintroduce this priceless tradition into our modern day living. Jendela Kota is woven