Printing blocks (3) - Indonesia - Batik stamps
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Set of three decorative Batik stamp blocks carved from wood with metal strips, originating from Indonesia and dating to 1950–1960, with blocks measuring 7×22 cm, 6×14 cm and 5.5×14 cm and depths of 16 cm, 14 cm and 14 cm, and weights of 1.8 kg, 528 g and 343 g; condition good vintage with signs of wear and minor age-related marks.
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Set of three decorative Batik stamps traditionally used for printing fabrics with pigment or dye. This technique has been used for centuries in India and Indonesia, among others, to create patterns on textiles, sarongs and other fabrics.
The blocks are made of wood and partly equipped with metal strips that form the fine lines of the pattern. The designs feature various decorative motifs, including floral and geometric patterns.
The back side of one block still has an original handle and lattice structure, typical for traditional printing blocks.
Due to their rich ornamentation and signs of use, these blocks are nowadays also highly sought after as decorative wall objects or collectible items for lovers of ethnographic art.
This lot contains 3 different printing blocks.
Condition:
Good vintage condition.
Signs of use, wear and small irregularities appropriate to age and use as a printing block.
Dimensions & Weight:
Height: 7 cm and 6 cm and 5.5 cm.
Width: 22 cm and 14 cm and 14 cm.
Depth: 16 cm and 14 cm and 14 cm.
Weight: 1.8 kg and 528 g and 343 g.
The lot is carefully packed and sent by registered, insured shipping with a track-and-trace number.
Pickup by arrangement is also possible.
Set of three decorative Batik stamps traditionally used for printing fabrics with pigment or dye. This technique has been used for centuries in India and Indonesia, among others, to create patterns on textiles, sarongs and other fabrics.
The blocks are made of wood and partly equipped with metal strips that form the fine lines of the pattern. The designs feature various decorative motifs, including floral and geometric patterns.
The back side of one block still has an original handle and lattice structure, typical for traditional printing blocks.
Due to their rich ornamentation and signs of use, these blocks are nowadays also highly sought after as decorative wall objects or collectible items for lovers of ethnographic art.
This lot contains 3 different printing blocks.
Condition:
Good vintage condition.
Signs of use, wear and small irregularities appropriate to age and use as a printing block.
Dimensions & Weight:
Height: 7 cm and 6 cm and 5.5 cm.
Width: 22 cm and 14 cm and 14 cm.
Depth: 16 cm and 14 cm and 14 cm.
Weight: 1.8 kg and 528 g and 343 g.
The lot is carefully packed and sent by registered, insured shipping with a track-and-trace number.
Pickup by arrangement is also possible.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Batik stamps
Number of objects
3
Material
Metal, Wood
Country of origin
Indonesia
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
7 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
