The production of hand-drawn Batik fabric is processed in our workshop starting from creating motifs, tracing batik motif images, applying wax to the fabric with a canting tool (for hand-drawn batik), adding color, fixing the color, and washing the batik cloth to remove the wax. Meanwhile, the batik stamp process involves printing batik motifs using a stamp (a tool for printing batik motifs). The results of these two batik processes are very different. Because hand-drawn batik uses a canting, the production process requires meticulousness and a longer duration than stamped batik. The visual result of hand-drawn batik is more exclusive and unique, sometimes produced in limited quantities.

If you have the opportunity to visit us in Tegal Waru village, Jember. Public facilities such as a gallery, prayer room, and toilet will be available to make your visit very comfortable for shopping for batik. Customer comfort will be guaranteed because Barata Batik Jember provides 10 variants of batik motifs. Among the 10 batik motifs, there are 3 batik motifs that are the superiority of Barata Batik because these motifs are only produced at Barata Batik Jember, namely the Pancarwarna, Kelokan, and Gundukan batik motifs. These three batik motifs have deep meanings. The philosophy of these three batik motifs represents the geographical conditions of Barata Batik Jember. Barata Batik's production showcases bright and bold colors that adopt the Pandhalunagn culture, which combines elements of Javanese and Madurese cultures.