Kedawung Fabric Unit:Metre informing how the stripes in

informing how the stripes in lurik fabric are traditionally less than one centimetre wide

carefully measured on the loom

creating an elegant spin to the modest fibre that fits suitably into both indoor and outdoor spaces

slight variations are embraced- Ethically made

Sewn as machine-fed decorative stitches through the bobbins

Kedawung Fabric Unit:Metre informing how the stripes inThe motif in Kedawung textile takes inspiration from the flat and oval shapes of kedawung seeds, a type of legume tree widely grown in Indonesian forests. The weft floats technique is used to create a small pattern where some of the warp is left unwoven. Darker bark coloured threads are woven as the warp that sets behind a contrasting small white pattern similar to cecekan. A flowing rhythm of cecekan embodies the falling of kedawung seeds from its