Sragen Batik Or Batik Sragen Cap and Printing With Various Products

World of fashion and fashion taste familiar with batik. Calling batik, memory someone will float on a piece of cloth and clothing typical of Indonesia. Specifically Pekalongan, Surakarta, and Yogyakarta. Three of the city far better known by lovers of fashion as batik production centers. However, if traced further, batik production centers can be found in other areas in Central Java.

Sragen regency, for instance, is the biggest batik production centers after Pekalongan and Surakarta. In Sragen, there are two sub-centers of batik and the District Plupuh Masaran. Two sub-centers have some batik-producing village. Location them too close together, opposite each other in the north and south sides Solo River.

In Sragen, there are currently 12,000 batik village inhabited mostly Kliwonan, Pilang and Sidodi located in District Masaran. Some other batik Gedongan domiciled in the village, Jabung sub Plupuh and Kalijambe. To support the program Batik Tourism Village in Kliwonan village which is located 13 km west from the center of Sragen, Sragen Regency Government held a training center and marketing Batik.

Sragen batik production include batik, cap, and printing with various products like Sarimbit, Sarong Shawl, jarik, shirts, and blouses. Batik industry opens great opportunities for capital investment in terms of raw material procurement, production development, training and skills, as well as promotion and marketing.
During this batik Sragen still little known by the public because the craftsmen are usually market their products to various regions outside of Sragen, such as Solo and Yogyakarta so that people know more about batik "Solo" or batik "Yogya" from the batik "Sragen." difficulty of the craftsmen in market batik production in the region is what encourages Sragen Sragen government to help accommodate the marketing needs of batik to the craftsmen in container Wholesale and Retail Centre BATIK Sukowati which opened on February 6, 2005 and SRAGEN BATIK BUSINESS CENTER on January 15, 2006.

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