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ISNIA
ISNIA stands for the collaborative team of Agus Ismoyo and Nia Fliam, renowned for their intricate, nuanced and time-intensive textiles. They are widely acknowledged as the first artists in Indonesia to go beyond the boundaries of modern batik painting and extensively explore the medium of Javanese batik as contemporary textile art. Ismoyo’s ancestors produced batik for the royal court of Surakarta in Central Java; Fliam was born in the United States and studied at the Pratt Institute, New York, traveling to Indonesia in 1983 to study batik, where she has lived since. In 1985 they established the batik studio Brahma Tirta Sari (“Creativity is the source of all knowledge”) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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Hand-batiked silk scarf, shawl or wrap. Blue and gold with bronze highlights; geometric and kawung motifs. Dimensions: 22” x 68”. [55x175 XAI-A1 xx354] |
$295.00
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Hand-batiked silk scarf, shawl or wrap. Hand-woven silk. Red, with flecks of white, geometric and kawung motifs. Dimensions: 22” x 75”. [56x186 IS-41-B] |
$320.00
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Hand-batiked silk scarf. Floral motif with mauve-violet highlights. Dimensions: 15" x 58". [7-05.6] |
$220.00
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Hand-batiked silk scarf. Floral motif with mauve-violet-gold highlights. Dimensions: 13" x 68". [40x170 xef9a xxp16] |
$220.00
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Reverse appliqué wallhanging, constructed with nine layers of hand-batiked silk. 2005. The artists began working with this process in 2004, whereby they cut batiks, sew parts together, and stitch across surfaces, creating an organic-looking cloth overlapping in bits and parts like feathers, reaching towards three dimensions. Another aspect that... |
$7,000.00
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