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Widdiyanti Widdiyanti
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TENUN KUBANG: SEMANGAT MEMPERTAHANKAN SENI TRADISI DARI PENGARUH MODERNITAS Dini Yanuarmi; Widdiyanti Widdiyanti
Corak : Jurnal Seni Kriya Vol 5, No 1 (2016): MEI 2016
Publisher : Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta

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This research is aimed at analysing the preservation and harmonisation Kubang weavinginto development of technology and modernisation. Tenunan Kubang (Kubang weaving) as atraditional art does not necessarily mean as a piece of cloth woven from threads with certaindesigns, colours, and motives, yet it also contain the socio-cultural values of the area where itoriginates and develops. As a traditional art, every cloth possesses splendidly woven motives.The motives are used to be seamlessly woven with some certain, seemingly-tough level ofdifficulty by using the manual-traditional weaving equipment. The influences of modernisationare considered as an effort to preserve a sustainable tradition of Kubang weaving art. TheApproaches in the analysis is emphasied on sociological aspects of Kubang weaving products.The data for the analysis are collected by using both the library research and field observation.The results indicated that the long run of the Kubang weaving had always been simultaneous tothe change and development of the ages. Under the circumstances, Kubang weaving appearedas a creative, innovative, and competitive product that maintained cultural and traditionalvalues. Without those values, Kubang weaving shall loose its identity and at the same time, shallbe meaningless and abandoned by the society.Keywords: Kubang Weaving, Traditional Art, Motives, Minangkabau
Membatik sebagai Wujud Kreatifitas Siswa SLB N 1 Ampek Angkek Kabupaten Agam Dini Yanuarmi; Yunis Muler; Widdiyanti Widdiyanti
Warta Pengabdian Andalas Vol 26 No 4.a (2019)
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (LPPM) Universitas Andalas

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Making batik workshop was one of the Community Partnership Program conducted at a school for children with special needs known as SLB N 1 Ampek Angkek of Agam Regency. The workshop was participated by middle school and higher school students who are physically and mentally disadvantages, in order to develop their knowledge and skill. The students were given the skill of making batik to help improving and developing their attitude and awareness as individual and member of their society. Having such skills will allow them to make mutual contribution in their social, cultural and everyday life. This activity can also preserve the batik as traditional art and cultural heritage which worth protection and preservation. The workshop was conducted in two steps; knowledge presentations and practices. The practices were started by making the batik motives (patterns) of their own creations which convey the local genius. It was continued by making the canting cap (printing mold) from a cardboard and practicing the batik making by using printing method. The colors were made of natural and synthetic materials. The natural colors were extracted from the jengkol bean skin and tea powder. The batik was made on a scarf and long cloth. Their physical and mental disadvantages were not stopping the participants in expressing their creativity. It, on the other hand, allowed them to develop their skills, creativities and senses. Those can be concluded from the batik cloth which they produced which captured their creativity and innovations.
Co-Authors Dini Yanuarmi Yunis Muler