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Runtas: Jurnal Fesyen dan Wastra Nusantara
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Runtas: Jurnal Fesyen dan Wastra Nusantara its contributions from academics and practitionerresearchers at the interface of new visual and performing arts. It acts as a forum for critical scholarship, innovative practice, and creative pedagogy, addressing themes that may be domainspecific (e.g. theatre, dance, music, live art, visual arts) or situated at the convergence of two or more disciplines. Scope of the journal includes: • Cultural, historical, and anthropological studies of Nusantara textiles • Contemporary fashion design inspired by traditional textiles • Techniques, innovation, and technology in fabric and clothing manufacturing • Creative economy, entrepreneurship, and locally-based fashion industry • Analysis of local and global fashion trends related to Nusantara culture • Preservation, revitalization, and documentation of traditional fabric • Sustainable fashion and ethics in the textile industry • Identity, gender, and representation in traditional fashion and fabrics • Cross-disciplinary collaboration in the development of Nusantara fashion and textiles
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THE ARASY TOWER AS AN INSPIRATION IN CONTEMPORARY FASHION Endangsari, Wella; Rahmanita, Nofi
Runtas: Jurnal Fesyen dan Wastra Nusantara Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): Exploration of Batik Motifs and Technique
Publisher : Indonesian Institute of the Arts Surakarta

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My work entitled "Menara Gentala Arasy as a Source of Inspiration in Contemporary Fashion", is inspired by the architecture of the Gentala Arasy Tower and the Gentala Arasy Bridge by taking several forms and ornamens found on the tower and bridge such as the shape of a clock, ornamens on the tower and the architecture of the bridge in the form of motifs on clothing using sequin techniques that form the Gentala Arasy Bridge motif. Contemporary clothing that combines traditional nuances with futuristic elements through a combination of classic Jambi batik materials and modern american drill. The silhouette of this dress is dominated by wide, layered cuts on the sleeves, asymmetrical cuts, with tower and clock motif embroidery, giving a strong impression of local identity. In the middle there is a clock and tower motif made with a threadembroidered technique, reflecting the combination of time and architecture. The dark blue and orange colors provide a dynamic contrast, enhanced by the thread-embroidered motif on the sleeves. The choice of colors is directly inspired by the Gentala Arasy Tower, namely golden yellow, red, emerald blue, and black. The materials used are Satin Bridall, American Drill, and Batik Jambi. The creation method begins with preparation, namely conducting a field survey to find sources of ideas or themes, and formulating creative ideas to provide a better understanding of the form of work created and looking for literature or references related to the creative idea. The embodiment of the work uses the technique of connecting and boutique.