Selendang Sulaman Suji Caia Hitam
Fabric Type: Sulaman
Pattern Name: Suji Caia
Pattern Meaning: The embroidery technique that gradates colors to create a three-dimensional effect is known as "sulaman gradasi" or "gradated embroidery." This hand embroidery technique involves skillfully blending different shades of threads to achieve a gradual transition of colors, giving the artwork a sense of depth and dimension. The process of creating gradated embroidery is meticulous and time-consuming. The skilled artisans carefully combine and blend the colors of threads as they work on the piece. The embroidery process can take approximately three months or more, depending on the complexity and size of the artwork. It's worth noting that the entire production process, including design, embroidery, and lacework, is carried out manually or "handmade." This emphasizes the craftsmanship and dedication involved in creating each piece of artwork, making it unique and highly valued for its artistic quality and attention to detail. The handmade aspect ensures that each item is crafted with precision and care, contributing to its overall beauty and value.
Material Type: Maxmara
Size: 200 cm x 57 cm
Type of Thread: Benang Sutra
Coloring Type: Pewarna Sintetis
Fabric Making Technique: Handmade
MSME Profile
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.