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Kain Bahan Baju Sulaman Kapalo Samek Rafflesia

Rp 450,000

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Product Description :

Fabric Type: Sulaman
Pattern Name: Bunga Rafflesia
Pattern Meaning: The development of the Rafflesia Flower, typical of West Sumatra, embroidered with Kapala Samek, results in a truly unique and exceptional work of art. The Rafflesia Flower itself is renowned for its distinctiveness and uniqueness. It is known as the largest flower in the world and possesses a distinctive aroma. In the embroidery technique using Kapala Samek, artisans use brightly colored gradient threads to meticulously embroider the Rafflesia Flower motif onto the fabric. The use of Kapala Samek, which is thin metal thread that adds a special gleam, enhances the elegance and beauty of this artwork. The outcome of this development is a mesmerizing embroidered artwork that showcases the brilliance of the Rafflesia Flower's beauty and uniqueness. The process of its creation demands high patience and dedication from the artisans, taking several months to complete a single piece. This artwork stands as a symbol of the cultural and natural richness of West Sumatra and the high skill level of the local artisans. Furthermore, it serves to promote the beauty and distinctiveness of the Rafflesia Flower and Kapala Samek to a wider audience and can become a fascinating tourist attraction for West Sumatra.
Material Type: Maxmara
Size: 300 cm x 150 cm
Coloring Type: Pewarna Sintetis
Fabric Making Technique: Handmade

Chacha Sulaman Sumatra Barat

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Chacha Sulaman was established in 2015, starting with assisting in the marketing of local artisan products through social media. Subsequently, it began developing products while maintaining the authenticity and originality of the handcrafted items. As a result, the distinctive hand embroidery from Kotogadang continues to be popular and preserves its cultural heritage, despite competition from advanced machine technologies. Embroidery itself has greatly contributed to improving the local economy as it can be done by mothers in the community.