Alexander Mandagie Paris
Lasem Fuschia Batik and French Velour Cushion
Lasem Fuschia Batik and French Velour Cushion
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This exquisite 50x50 cm cushion showcases the artistry of Lasem Batik from Central Java, Indonesia, featuring authentic hand-drawn batik fabric in vibrant fuchsia tones on the front. Crafted using traditional wax-resist techniques, the intricate patterns celebrate Lasem’s rich heritage and its centuries-old reputation for bold, expressive batik designs. The back is finished with luxurious Lyonnaise French velour, offering a sumptuous contrast of texture and sheen. This cushion is a sophisticated fusion of Indonesian craftsmanship and European elegance, perfect for adding a striking accent to any interior.
Each cushion is made to order, allowing time for careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Your beautiful piece will be ready within 15 working days from the date of order. It is an excellent present for you and your loved ones. We invite you to place your order now.
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Dimensions: 50 cm x 50 cm. High-quality insert included. Materials used for the front of the cushion: Batik fabric made from 100 % cotton. Materials used for the back of the cushion: Lyonnaise French silk velour. All of our cushions are made in Paris, France. Specialised dry clean only.
SKU : LLV001
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Yogyakarta—the spiritual and artistic heart of Java—has long been considered the apex of Javanese batik civilization. Under the patronage of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta, established in 1755, the kraton (royal court) became the primary site for codifying classical batik design. The batik kraton—aristocratic court batik—distinguished itself through a restrained palette of deep indigo, soga brown, and cream white, and through the rigorous refinement of symbolic motifs known as batik larangan (forbidden patterns), patterns of such spiritual and political significance that their use was legally restricted to the royal family and nobility.
The philosophical underpinning of Yogyakarta batik is inseparable from Javanese cosmology and the concept of kehalusan—an untranslatable quality of inner refinement, sensitivity, and spiritual elevation expressed through the precision of material creation. Each motif carries layered meaning: the parang diagonal wave speaks of power tempered by wisdom; the kawung quatrefoil evokes the perfection of natural form and royal authority. It is this tradition—where every mark of the wax stylus carries intention, and beauty is understood as a form of spiritual discipline—that informs the thoughtful artistry of our Javanese-inspired cushion fabrics.
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