"Pagi Sore" Ayam - Kain Batik Tulis Madura
An exotic-looking Kain designed for modern wear. Hand drawn batik with typical chicken figures and the rich red colour of the traditional Madurese batik. The duo Pagi-Sore design can be worn alternately.
Hand Drawn Batik
Products may vary in colour, shapes and forms.
Why we love Pagi-Sore design
Pagi means morning and sore means late afternoon.
Batik Pagi-Sore has two different designs in one Kain divided diagonally.
It was created to save money during the hard times of the Japanese occupation of Indonesia (1942-1945).
The brighter colour is the pagi motif, to be worn in the morning with the motif shown in front, while the darker colour is the sore motif to be worn in the late afternoon.
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Sejauh Mata Memandang, an Indonesian textile label founded in 2014 by the visionary Chitra Subyakto, welcomes you. Our brand embodies slow and circular fashion principles, seamlessly blending traditional Indonesian textiles with contemporary flair.
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