Biranul Anas
Craft Department, Faculty of Art and Design, Bandung Institute of Technology, Jalan Ganesa No.10, Bandung 40132

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APLIKASI ORNAMENT KACA PATRI PADA BUSANA CASUAL DENGAN TEKNIK DIGITAL PRINT DAN BORDIR Putri, Dwina M; Anas, Biranul
Craft Vol 1, No 1 (2012)
Publisher : Craft

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Abstrak Sekarang ini kaca patri telah berkembang semakin luas. Ornament yang digunakan tidak terbatas, dari menggunakan ornament sulur, bunga, hewan, maupun gambar – gambar realis dan abstrak lainnya. Penggunaannyapun meluas, dahulu yang hanya digunakan pada gedung – gedung gereja, sekarang dapat ditemukan dimanapun, dari hotel, museum, rumah pribadi, bahkan bangunan masjid juga tidak luput dari penggunaan kaca patri. Salah satu alasan mengapa kaca patri dapat berkembang di Indonesia adalah karena Indonesia merupakan negara tropis, dengan memanfaatkan sinar matahari sehingga cahayanya yang masuk menembus panel – panel kaca patri memberikan efek yang indah. Pengaplikasian ornament pada kaca patri yang dilakukan dalam produk akhir ini mengambil efek dan ciri khas dari kaca patri. Kain silk dan chiffon digunakan sebagai material dasar untuk mendapatkan efek kaca patri sendiri. Teknik yang digunakan terbatas pada digital print dan bordir. Eksperiman dan eksplorasi yang dilakukan terbatas pada pencitraan kaca patri yang terdapat pada Museum Mandiri, kota tua, Jakarta, Indonesia. Pencitraan yang diambil sebagai eksplorasi akhir merupakan pencitraan intermediate. Hasil akhir merupakan produk pakaian casual siap pakai yang dapat digunakan untuk kegiatan formal. Kata Kunci : bordir, busana casual, digital print, kaca patri, Museum Mandiri  Abstract Nowadays, stained glass has developed into wider application. There is no restriction on the type of ornaments, from shoots, flowers, and animals to other realist or abstract imageries. The buildings where stained glass appears are also more varied. What used to appear only on Churches, now also can be found everywhere from hotel, museum, private houses and even mosques. One reason why stained glass can be widely developed in Indonesia is that, being a tropical country, Indonesia have plenty of sunshine that when shine through stained glass panel will give a beautiful glow. The stained glass ornament application on this final product also takes on this beautiful effect. Silk chiffon material is used as the base to obtain this stained glass effect. The techniques used are restricted to two: digital print and embroidery. The experiment and exploration is also limited into the imaging of stained glass located on Museum Mandiri, kota tua, Jakarta. The imaging used in the final exploration is an intermediate imaging.  The final product are ready to wear casual apparel that can also be used in formal occasions.
TOURISM AND THE HINGGI DESIGN OF EAST SUMBA: A STUDY ON THE AESTHETICAL MORPHOLOGY OF COLORS AND MOTIFS OF TRADITIONAL CLOTHS ANAS, BIRANUL
ASEAN Journal on Hospitality and Tourism Vol 6, No 1 (2007)
Publisher : ITB Journal Publisher, LPPM ITB

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In Indonesia, the tourism business, international tourism in particular, had been proceeding since the beginning of the 20th century and was increasingly confirming its existence during the period of the 1970-ies up to the 1990-ies due to the government planned development policy at that time. The development had impacted considerably on various sectors related to the country’s culture, especially on the local people’s traditional art in tourists receiving areas. Particular tourist destination areas have experienced certain changes in the orientation of production, from meeting the needs of internal cultures to serving the demands of external tourism established markets. This paper discusses the development of motifs of a specific traditional cloth produced by the East Sumba people in the years 1900 – 2000. During the span of the respective 100 years, the visual appearance of the cloth, hinggi, had undergone changes due to external influences coming along with tourism. It transformed from its idealistic or traditional characteristics to having certain commercial attributes as shown by the morphology of its design or motifs. Besides, the cloth functions had also changed from a traditional object of textile to become a souvenir for use as an interior decoration element.