EXPLORATION OF PUDU (ARTOCARPUS RIGIDUS) BARK MATERIALS FOR FASHION PRODUCTS WITH SAKAI TRIBAL CLOTHING INSPIRATION
Bark cloth is a textile artifact of Neolithic culture that was discovered after humans needed other materials that were more flexible than animal skin and fur. By UNESCO, the processing of bark is recognized as part of the cultural heritage, one of which is the Mutuba tree (Ficus natalensis) by t...
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| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Bark cloth is a textile artifact of Neolithic culture that was discovered after
humans needed other materials that were more flexible than animal skin and fur.
By UNESCO, the processing of bark is recognized as part of the cultural heritage,
one of which is the Mutuba tree (Ficus natalensis) by the Ugandan people. In
Indonesia, bark processing is generally found on the islands of Kalimantan and
Sulawesi, whereas on the island of Sumatra there is bark processing carried out
by the Sakai tribe for their clothing. Research with combined methods was carried
out to produce processing and novelty of the bark material that is usually used by
the Sakai Tribe, namely the bark from the Pudu tree (Artocarpus rigidus). So that
the result of innovation in processing bark material from the Pudu tree
(Artocarpus rigidus) with the conduct of experiments and exploration of materials
with hapazome eco-printing techniques. Fashion clothing designed for men and
women with the inspiration of the Sakai Tribe clothing shows another potential of
the Pudu tree bark (Artocarpus rigidus) as well as innovations in the Sakai Tribe
community in processing the Pudu tree bark (Artocarpus rigidus).
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