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Index of Scientific - Vernacular

LAMPIRAN KHUSUS (Special Appendixes)Indonesian Natural Dyeing Recipes (35 pages)

Index of Scientific - Vernacular Plant Names (4 pages)Index of Vernacular - Scientific Plant Names (4 pages)

Cronquist System of Classification (1 page)References (14 pages, 221 titles)

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MATERIALS LIST OF THE INDONESIAN NATURAL DYEING RECIPES

1 SUMATERA (A) BLUE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

indigojepal (?)

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich leaves kaempferitrin (D;60;45-50)

Vernacular Name Scientific Name Parts Employed Chemistry Reference

1. ACEH (1a-h)1

Notes

2 SUMATERA (A) BLACK COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

indigojepallimepalalengkuas

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich

Myristica fragrants Houtt.Alpinia galanga L.

leaves

rhizome

kaempferitrin

mineral (Mi)ingredient (I)galangin, kampferid

(D;60;45-50)

(I;70)(54;rhi)


1. ACEH (1a-h)2

Notes

3 SUMATERA (A)REDBROWN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

sijalo (?)bah-ulimbengkudu

Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerMorinda citrifolia L.

barkroots, wood (chips)

dye/ tannin?morindone, alizarin

Sijalo = a kind of(D:brk;80)(D;64-65;


1. ACEH (1a-h)3

Sijalo = a kind oftree which growsoften on the riverbanks.

Notes

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Dyeing Materials :

indigo Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich leaves kaempferitrin (lvs;D;60;45-50)


3. BATAK (2d/h-k)4

Notes

6 SUMATERA (A)REDBROWN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

anodja Peristrophe tinctoria L. leaves dye (lvs;D;81)


4. NIAS (2g)5

Notes

8 SUMATERA (A) YELLOW COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

kunyitasam sundaitawas

Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcuminingredientmordant

(rhi;D;31)


5. PAYAKUMBUH (3b)6

Asam sundai = lime-juice. Tawas = alum-mordant [ K2Al2(SO4)4 ]

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

indigolime

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich leaves kaempferitrin (lvs;D;60;45-50)


5. PAYAKUMBUH (3b)7

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

indigolimebuah sikasogadunglagundipusakosimaung

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich

Clerodendron celamitosum L.

Vitex trifolia

Pangium edule Reinw.

leaves

fruits

woods

oils

kaempferitrin

ingredientingredientvitexin (?)

(lvs;D;60;45-50)

(frt;I;25)(I;33)(I;wod(ash);110)(lvs;?)(oil;I;78)


5. PAYAKUMBUH (3b)8

Notes

11 SUMATERA (A) RED COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

sikasogadunglagundipusakosimaung

Clerodendron celamitosum L.Cryptocarya massoy (Oken) Kosterm.Vitex trifolia

Pangium edule Reinw.

leaves

woods

oils

(lvs;D;25)(I;33)(I;wod(ash);110)(lvs;?)(oil;I;78)


5. PAYAKUMBUH (3b)9

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

kunyitblack sugar cane

Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcumin (rhi;D;31)


9. BENGKULU (7a-c)10

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kayu sepangnyaribungurjaliair timbusanamsebasalye (?)

Caesalpinia sappan L.

Lagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz.Coix lacryma-jobi L.

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. RichGlochidion desmocarpum Hook.

leavesbark

leavesbark

brazilin

kaempferitrin

(I;wod;15)(lvs;?)(brk;D;53)(?;28)

(D;lvs;45/60)(brk;D;42)


9. BENGKULU (7a-c)11

SCOURING for A9: coconut leaves ash; kayuara kuning (Ficusspp.); duren (33)peels; kerosene;ayar blanda (ricestalks ash (74);wijen (I;oil;91); kepayang (I;

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

nyaribungurjaliterong

Lagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz.Coix lacryma-jobi L.Solanum melongena L.

(lvs;?)(brk;D;53)(?;28)(lvs;96)


MARTAPURA12

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

kayu sepangnyaribungurjalia black mud



brazilin (I;wod;15)(lvs;?)(brk;D;53)(?;28)


MARTAPURA (8c)13

Notes

19 SUMATERA (A) RED COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

kayu sepangnyaribungurjali



brazilin (I;wod;15)(lvs;?)(brk;D;53)(?;28)


MARTAPURA14

Notes

21 JAVA ((B) RED COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

mengkudujirekdedekCITUAR

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.Oryza sativa L.

morindone, alizarinaluminum sulphate

(brk/rot;D;64/68)(Mo/I;oil?;100)(bran;77)


SUKAPURA, CIAMIS? (10u)15

CITUAR (=Scouring?) I: AIR MERANG/ rice stalks ash (I;75), kemiri (oil;I;1), lada (nut; I; 84), cloves (oil/nut;I;100), JAHE (rhi;I;109), laja (?);

Notes



22 JAVA ((B)YELLOWLIGHT YELLOW COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

kunirLIME

Curcuma domestica Val. curcumin(M)

(rhi;D;31)


2. BANDUNG (10a) and KERAWANG (10i)16

LIME = air kapur(sirih), lime (stone) solution.CITUAR II = MINYAK SUUK/ MINYAK KACANG(oil/nut;I;7), CISAPU, LOMBOKMERAH and JAHE.

Notes

23 JAVA ((B)YELLOWDARK YELLOW COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

secangmengkudusogaTUNJUNG

Caesalpinia sappan L.Morinda citrifolia L.Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) CornerSymplocos fasciculata Zoll.

brazilinmorindone, alizarintanninaluminum sulphate

(wod;D;15)(D;(D;brk;80/22/57)(Mi/I;



TUNJUNG (Mi) =alum mordant. TUNJUNG (I) = natural alum mordant from brk/lvs of (99). CITUAR II = MINYAK SUUK/ MINYAK KACANG(oil/nut;I;7),

Notes

24 JAVA ((B)VIOLETPURPLE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

tomkembang pulu

Indigofera tinctoria L.Carthamus tinctorius L.

indigotincarthamin

(lvs;D;45-50). (ptl;D;19)



CITUAR II = MINYAK SUUK/ MINYAK KACANG(oil/nut;I;7), CISAPU, LOMBOKMERAH and JAHE.

Notes



25 JAVA ((B)REDBROWN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

kembang pulupucuk gantimesoijinten irengpalakemukuslemon juice

Carthamus tinctorius L.Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) CornerCryptocarya massoy (Oken) Kosterm.Nigella sativa L.Myristica fragrants Houtt.Piper cubeba L.f.Citrus aurantifolia (Chrism. & Penz)

carthamin (ptl;D;19).(lvs;?;56).(brk;?;29).(nut;I;73).(nut;I;70).(nut;I;84)(I;frt;23/24).




Notes

26 JAVA ((B) YELLOW COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

nangkaCITUAR I

Artocarpus heterophillus Lmk. cyanomaclurin, morin (wod;D;10).


3. SUKANEGARA (10q)?20

CITUAR I: AIR MERANG/ rice stalks ash (I;75),kemiri (oil;I;1), lada (nut; I; 84),cloves (oil/nut;I;100), JAHE (rhi;I;109), laja (?); bawang putih (blb;I;3), dadap

Notes

27 JAVA ((B) GREEN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

cengkuduCITUAR ITUNJUNGkacang rowajhot herbs

Morinda citrifolia L.

Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.Phaseolus lunatus L.Capsicum annum L.; Nigella sativa L.

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate

(D;brk/rot;64/65)

(Mo/I;lvs;100)(lvs;?;82).(I;17/73/etc.)




Notes



28 JAVA ((B) BLUE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

tomLIME (M)

Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin (lvs;D;45-50)




Notes

29 JAVA ((B) BLACK COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

cengkuduCITUAR ITUNJUNGtomA BLACK MUD


Indigofera tinctoria L.

morindone, alizarin

alum mordantindigotin

(D;brk/rot;64/65)

(lvs;D;45-50)




Notes

30 JAVA ((B)PURPLEVIOLET COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

cengkuduCITUAR ITUNJUNGkitambagatomLIME (M).


Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.Eugenia cupreaIndigofera tinctoria L.

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate

indigotin(M)

(D;brk/rot;64/65)

(Mo/I;lvs;100)(?;brk;7).(lvs;D;45-50)



SAPU, LOMBOK MERAH, and JAHE. CITUAR I:AIR MERANG/ rice stalks ash (I;75), kemiri (oil;I;1), lada (nut; I; 84), cloves (oil/nut;I;100), JAHE (rhi;

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

cengkuduCITUAR ITUNJUNG


Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate

(D;brk/rot;64/65)

(Mo/I;lvs;100)




Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tomSUGAR SYRUPgedang klutuk


Musa accuminata Colla. pounded gedang klutuk

indigotin (lvs;D;45-50)

(sed/frt;I;67)


4. CIREBON (10f)26

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

cengkudujirekCITUAR II

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.


(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100)


4. CIREBON (10f)27


Notes




Dyeing Materials :

cengkudujirekCITUAR II


Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate



4. CIREBON (10f)28


Notes


Dyeing Materials :

sogakunir

Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) CornerCurcuma domestica Val. curcumin

(brk;D;22/57/80)(rhi;D;31)


5. TASIKMALAYA (10u)29

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

sogakunirtom

Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) CornerCurcuma domestica Val.Indigofera tinctoria L.

curcuminindigotin

(brk;(rhi;D;31)(lvs;D;45-50).



Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin (lvs;D;45-50).



Notes


Dyeing Materials :

cengkudujireksogaMUD BATH

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner


(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100)(brk;D;22/57/80)



Notes


Dyeing Materials :

cengkudujirekCITUAR I

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.




6. KUNINGAN (10j)33

CITUAR I = CISAPU: AIR MERANG/ rice stalks ash (I;75),kemiri (oil;I;1), lada (nut; I; 84),cloves (oil/nut;I;100), JAHE (rhi;I;109), laja (?); bawang putih

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin (lvs;D;45-49)


7. PEKALONGAN (11s)34

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

cengkudujirekkisireumMINYAK SUUKCISAPU IA MUD BATH

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zoll.Eugenia jambolana Lam.


(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100)(lvs;?;38)




Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkuduAIR MERANGMINYAK SUUKkisireumA MUD BATH

Morinda citrifolia L.Oryza sativa L.Arachis hipogea L.Eugenia jambolana Lam.

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)

(lvs;?;38)




Notes




Dyeing Materials :

mengkuduAIR MERANGMINYAK SUUK

Morinda citrifolia L.Oryza sativa L.Arachis hipogea L.

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)




Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kunirlabankaraTUNJUNG

Curcuma domestica Val.Vitex pubestus Vahl.Mucuna pruriens (L.) DC.

curcuminvitexin (?)

alum mordant

(rhi;D;31).(brk;?;109)(lvs;66)


8. BANYUMAS (11b)38

TUNJUNG (Mi) =alum mordant. TUNJUNG (I) = natural alum mordant from brk/lvs of (99).

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin (lvs;D;45-50)


8. BANYUMAS (11b)39

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tomsogaminyak kacang

Indigofera tinctoria L.Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerArachis hipogea L.

indigotintanninoil

(lvs;D;45-50)(brk;


8. BANYUMAS (11b)40

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudujirekminyak kacangwijenAIR MERANGtom

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zool.Arachis hipogea L.Sesamum indicum L.Oryza sativa L.Indigofera tinctoria L.

barkleavesoiloilLYEleaves


indigotin or kaempferitrin

(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100).

(oil;I;94)

(lvs;D;45-50)


8. BANYUMAS (11b)41

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudujirekminyak kacangwijenAIR MERANG

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zool.Arachis hipogea L.Sesamum indicum L.Oryza sativa L.

barkleavesoiloilLYE


(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100).

(oil;I;94)


8. BANYUMAS (11b)42

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tegeranglabanTUNJUNG

Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner.Vitex pubestus Vahl.

woodbark vitexin (?)

alum mordant

(D;wod;57)(brk;?;109)


9. DEMAK ( 11h)43


Notes


Dyeing Materials :

labanTUNJUNG

Vitex pubestus Vahl. bark vitexin (?)alum mordant

(brk;?;109).


9. DEMAK ( 11h)44


Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. leaves indigotin (lvs;D;46-50)


9. DEMAK ( 11h)45

Notes




Dyeing Materials :



9. DEMAK ( 11h)46

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudutingijirekjarak

Morinda citrifolia L.Ceriops tagal (Perr.)Symplocos fasciculata Zool.Ricinus communis L.

root/ barkwoodbark/ leaves?oil

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate

(D;brk/rot;64/65)(wod;D;22)(Mo;lvs/brk;100)(oil;I;91)


9. DEMAK ( 11h)47

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tegerang Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner. wood (D;wod;57)


10. SRAGEN (11y).48

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tomJavanese vinegarGULA TETESSIRIH LIME

Indigofera tinctoria L. leaves indigotin (lvs;D;45-50)


10. SRAGEN (11y).49

Javanese Vinegar= legen. SIRIH LIME (kapur sirih)= kalsium karbonat.Javanese vinegaris a very young coconut fruit juice(26),and in Javait is called

Notes


Dyeing Materials :



10. SRAGEN (11y).50

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkuduwood/ bamboo?secangnoja

Morinda citrifolia L.Gigantochloa apus (Bl.ex Schulf.f.) Caesalpinia sappan L.

root/ barkashwoodleaves

morindone, alizarin

brazilin

(D;brk/rot;64/65)(?;lvs;I)(wod;D;15)(lvs;?;81)


10. SRAGEN (11y).51

Wood/ bamboo?ash for light red.Bamboo, bambu (IN) = Gigantochloa apus (Bl.ex Schulf.f.) Kurt. (there are at least 5 species).

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

tegeranglabanTUNJUNG

Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner.Vitex pubestus Vahl.

woodbark vitexin (?)

alum mordant

(D;wod;57)(brk;?;109)


13. BLORA (11d).52

SCOURING for B.13 : GULA TETES (molasses)or with Javanesevinegar (legen).Notes for B.14 : In 1900s, some of dyes replacedwith aniline (C).

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

labanTUNJUNG

Vitex pubestus Vahl. bark vitexin (?)alum mordant

(brk;?;109)


13. BLORA (11d).53


Notes


Dyeing Materials :



13. BLORA (11d).54

Notes




Dyeing Materials :



13. BLORA (11d).55

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudutingijirekjarak

Morinda citrifolia L.Ceriops tagal (Perr.)Symplocos fasciculata Zool.Ricinus communis L.

woodbark/ leavesoil

morindone, alizarin

aluminum sulphate

(D;brk/rot;64/65)(wod;D;22)(Mo;lvs/brk;100).(oil;I;91)


13. BLORA (11d).56

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudujarakCOCONUT OIL

Morinda citrifolia L.Ricinus communis L.

root/ barkoil

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)(oil;I;91)


14. KEDIRI (12h).57

Notes




Dyeing Materials :



15. SURABAYA (12z)58

Notes


Dyeing Materials :



15. SURABAYA (12z)59

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

mengkudu jarakCOCONUT OIL

Morinda citrifolia L.Ricinus communis L.

root/ barkoil

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)(oil;I;91)


16. SIDOARJO (12x)60

Notes for B.16 : In 1900s, some of dyes replacedwith aniline (C), and + sugar cubes, alum, vinegar, lemon juice.

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

labanpapasanPRUSI

Vitex pubestus Vahl.Coccinia cordifola Cogn.

barkleaves

vitexin (?) (brk;?;109)(lvs;?;26)


17. MADURA (12a/q/w/y).61

PRUSI = copper sulphate.

Notes


Dyeing Materials :




Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tomsoga

Indigofera tinctoria L.Pelthophorum pterocarpum (DC.)

levaes indigotintannin

(lvs;D;45-50)(brk;D;80),



Notes




Dyeing Materials :

mengkudujirekbanana trunk

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zool.

root/ bark

ash?


(D;brk/rot;64/65)(Mo;lvs;100)(?;67-69)



Notes

73 KALIMANTAN (C) BLUE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

tom, tarum akar (Dk)tapaibanana trunkkepayangCOCONUT OILSALT (?)kunyit

Marsdenia tinctoria R.Br. leaves

ash

indigotin (?) (lvs;D;45-50,60).(YEAST;??).(?;67-69)(oil; I;78).

(rhi;D;31)


1. DAYAK (Kenyah/ Kantok) (14-17).65

Notes

74 SULAWESI and MALUKU (D) YELLOW COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

enggusikunyitkapudiriheORANGE JUICELIME

Lansium domesticum Jack. bark (brk;?;55).(rhi;D;31)(?;56)(frt;I;23/24).


1. TAHULANDANG (18d)66

Notes



75 SULAWESI and MALUKU (D) BLUE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

harumantingsanduduksihampirkunyit

Rhodomyrtus tomentosaMelastoma malabathricum L.

wood ashwood ash

(I;wod-ash;90)(I;wod-ash;61)

(rhi;D;31)



Notes

76 SULAWESI and MALUKU (D) BLACK COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

karuka (?)mahansilangpisang rootsmanggiskunyitkanumejarakjoring

Garcinia mangostana L.Curcuma domestica Val.Semecarpus heterophylla Bl.Ricinus communis L.Piper nigrum L.

fruits

barkoilbark

mangostin (frt;D;41)(rhi;D;31)(brk;D/I;93)(oil;I;91)(brk;I;85)



SIGIRA-GIRA ? +A MUD BATH

Notes

77 SULAWESI and MALUKU (D) RED COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

bengkudukapudiriheketapanglansijohar


Terminalia cattapa L.

Cassia seamea Lam.

root/ bark

barkbarkbark

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)(?;56)(brk;D?;106)(brk;?;56)(brk:?;20) for



Notes




Dyeing Materials :

amujalemon juicebingkuruanropiair merangminyak bado

Peristrophe tinctoria L.

Morinda citrifolia L.Symplocos fasciculata Zool.

Schleigera trijuga Willd.

leaves

root/ wood

oil

morindone, alizarinaluminum sulphate.

(lvs;?;81)

(wod/rot;


2. BUGIS (20q/r).70

bingkuru = mengkudu (wod/rot;D;63/64). anropi= jirek (99). minyak bado = oil from kesambitree (91).

Notes

80 SULAWESI and MALUKU (D) GREEN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

ketapangkunyitlalupang

Terminalia cattapa L.Curcuma domestica Val.Urena lobata L.

barkrhizomeleaves

curcuma(brk;D;106)(rhi;D;31)(lvs;D?;108).


3. SALAYAR (20o).71

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tingi Ceriops tagal (Perr.) bark (brk;D;22)


3. SALAYAR (20o).72

Notes



82 BALI, EAST and WEST NUSATENGGARA (E) BLUE COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

tomkemiri

Indigofera zollingeriana Miq.Aleurites molluccana Willd.

indigotin. (lvs;D;45-50.60)(oil;I;1)


4. SUMBAWA (23f)73

Notes

83 BALI, EAST and WEST NUSATENGGARA (E)REDBROWN COTTON

Dyeing Materials :

mengkudukemiri

Morinda citrifolia L.Aleurites molluccana Willd. oil

morindone, alizarin (D;brk/rot;64/65)(oil;I;1).


4. SUMBAWA (23f)74

Notes

84 SUMATERA (A) YELLOW SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyitboh kruetALUM

Curcuma domestica Val.Citrus hystrix DC.

curcumin

alum mordant

(rhi;D;31)(I;frt;24)(N/Mi)


1. ACEH I (1a-h)75

SCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe + lemon juice.

Notes



85 SUMATERA (A)REDBROWN SILK

Dyeing Materials :

carmine red/ peudendangmau sidom/ blendok

Passiflora foetida L.similar with cochineal laccaic acid

(lvs;?/79)


1. ACEH I (1a-h)76

Carmine red/ peudendang.Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo= Ambalau = a kind of tree gumresin, produced by secretions of

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

tegerangLEMONALUM

Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner wood (D;wod;57)


1. ACEH II (1a-h)77


Notes

88 SUMATERA (A)YELLOWORANGE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyitmau sidom/ blendok orange juiceALUM

Curcuma domestica Val.similar with cochineal

curcuminlaccaic acid

(rhi;D;31)


1. ACEH III (1a-h)78

SCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe + lemon juice.Malu sidom = ant

Notes



89 SUMATERA (A) BLUE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin (lvs;D;45-50,60)




Notes

90 SUMATERA (A)VIOLETPURPLE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

malu lembayung (aniline)tommau sidom/ blendok

(aniline)Indigofera tinctoria L.similar with cochineal

indigotinlaccaic acid

(lvs;D;45-50,60)



SCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe + lemon juice.Tom (lvs;D;44

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

ulimjambu ieglundongbuah nonasawo

Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerSyzygium aqueum (Burm.f.) Alst.Odina wodier Roxb.Annona reticulata L.Mimusops kauki L.

barkbarkbarkfruitfruit

tannin? (brk;D;80).(I;brk;102)(brk;?;74)(?; frt;5).(frt;I;59)



SCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe + lemon juice.A.2. The yellow

Notes



92 SUMATERA (A) GREEN SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kakasanbujang simalemyoung coconutrambutana thin black mud

Hiptage madablota Gaert.Jussieta suffruticosa L.

Nephelium lappaceum L.

leavesleaves

very young leaves

(lvs;D;44) = (lvs;D/I;52)

(lvs;I;72)


1. ACEH IV (1a-h)82

INDUSTRY RECIPESCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe +

Notes

93 SUMATERA (A) BLUE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera zollingeriana Miq. leaves indigotin (lvs;D;45-50,60)


1. ACEH IV (1a-h)83

INDUSTRY RECIPESCOURING : 1. washed with lye;2. dyed with curcuma, kunyit,alum, and lemonjuice. FOR ORANGE COLOR:red recipe +

Notes

94 SUMATERA (A) BLACK SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kakasankupula tanjungsogabuah delimamanggablendok trembalo/ malu MUD DYEING

Hiptage madablota Gaert.Mimusops elengi L.Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerPunica granatum L.Mangifera Indica Lsimilar with cochineal

leavesunripe fruitbarkunripe fruitseed

laccaic acid

(lvs;D;44) = (unripe frt;I;62)(brk;D;80).(unripe frt;I;88).(sed;I;58).


1. ACEH IV (1a-h)84

INDUSTRY RECIPEThis black recipe includes: sugoilemo (?); teumeutieng?: gukueteleung?; siudeng-udeng; kupula cange.SCOURING : 1.

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

kakasankupula tanjungsogabuah delimamanggablendok trembalo/ malu

Hiptage madablota Gaert.Mimusops elengi L.Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerPunica granatum L.Mangifera Indica Lsimilar with cochineal

leavesunripe fruitbarkunripe fruitseed

laccaic acid

(lvs;D;44) = (unripe frt;I;62)(brk;D;80).(unripe frt;I;89).(sed;I;58).


1. ACEH IV (1a-h)85

INDUSTRY RECIPEThis red/ brown recipe includes: sugoilemo (?); teumeutieng?: gukueteleung?; siudeng-udeng; kupula cange.SCOURING : 1.

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kunyitLEMON JUICEtamarindcoconutALUM

Curcuma domestica Val.

Tamarindus indica L.Cocos nucifera L.

rhizome

fruitlvs-ash

curcumin (rhi;D;31).

(frt;I;104)(lvs-ash;??;27).


2. BATUBARA (2q).86

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kesumba kelingblendok trembalo/ malu tamarindLYE

Bixa orellana L.similar with cochinealTamarindus indica L.

mashed sed bixinlaccaic acid

(mashed sed;

(frt;I;104)


2. BATUBARA (2q)87

Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo= Ambalau = a kind of tree gumresin, produced by secretions of the cochineal likescale insect,

Notes




Dyeing Materials :

kunyit Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcumin (rhi;D;31)


5. PAYAKUMBUH (3b)88

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kunyit Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcumin (rhi;D;31)


6. MINANGKABAU (3c)89

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

kunyitmengkudu

Curcuma domestica Val.Morinda citrifolia L.

rhizomebark

curcuminmorindone, alizarin

(rhi;D;31)(D;brk/rot;64/65)


7. SILUNGKANG (3e-g)90

The dyes might have been replaced with aniline.

Notes



101 SUMATERA (A) GREEN SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyitmengkudutom

Curcuma domestica Val.Morinda citrifolia L.Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich

rhizomebarkleaves

curcuminmorindone, alizarinkaempferitrin

(rhi;D;31)(D;brk/rot;64/65)(lvs;D;45-50,60);




Notes

104 SUMATERA (A)VIOLETPURPLE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

carmine redtomblendok trembalo/ malu ALUM

Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Richsimilar with cochineal

kaempferitrinlaccaic acid

(lvs;D;46-50,60).



The dyes might have been replaced with aniline.Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo= Ambalau = a kind of tree gum

Notes


Dyeing Materials :

jati Tectona grandis Lf. young leaves (young- lvs;




Notes




Dyeing Materials :

temu-lawakLEMON JUICELIME

Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcumin (D;rhi;31).


10. MARTAPURA (8c)94

Notes

107 JAVA ((B) YELLOW SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyittegerangALUM

Curcuma domestica Val.Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner

rhizomewood

curcumin (rhi;D;31)(wod;D;57)


11. SURAKARTA (11ai); 12. YOGYAKARTA (12a-e); 14. SURABAYA(12z); 18. GRESIK (12z); 19. BANYUWANGI (12b)

95

The yarns washedwith tamarind + lye. The natural dyes might havebeen replaced with aniline.

Notes

108 JAVA ((B) GREEN SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyittegerangALUMtom

Curcuma domestica Val.Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner


rhizomewood

leaves

curcumin

indigotin

(rhi;D;31)(wod;D;57)

(lvs;D;47-50,60)



96


Notes



109 JAVA ((B) BLUE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

tom Indigofera tinctoria L. leaves indigotin (lvs;D;45-50,60)



97


Notes

110 JAVA ((B)VIOLETPURPLE SILK

Dyeing Materials :

tomblendok trembalo/ malu ALUM

Indigofera tinctoria L.similar with cochineal

leaves indigotinlaccaic acid

(lvs;D;45-50,60)



98

The yarns washedwith tamarind + lye. The natural dyes might havebeen replaced with aniline.Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo

Notes

111 JAVA ((B)REDBROWN SILK

Dyeing Materials :

blendok trembalo/ malu ALUMkemiritamarind

similar with cochineal

Aleurites molluccana Willd.Tamarindus indica L.

oilfruit

laccaic acid

(oil;I;1)(frt;I;104).



99

The yarns washedwith tamarind + lye. The natural dyes might havebeen replaced with aniline.FOR DESIRED COLOR : mengkudu (D;brk/rot;63/64);

Notes



112 KALIMANTAN (C) YELLOW SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyit Coix lacryma-jobi L. rhizome (rhi;D;31)


C. KALIMANTAN (14-17)100

Notes

113 KALIMANTAN (C) BLACK SILK

Dyeing Materials :

gurahblendok trembalo/ malu IRON RUST

Excoecaria indica (Willd.) Muell. Arg.similar with cochineal

leaveslaccaic acid

(lvs;?;40)



gurah = Sapiumindicum Willd.The dyes might have been replaced with aniline + alum.Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo

Notes

114 KALIMANTAN (C) RED SILK

Dyeing Materials :

blendok trembalo/ malu similar with cochineal laccaic acid



The dyes might have been replaced with aniline + alum.Malu sidom = antmalu, near manydead ants. Blendok trembalo= Ambalau = a kind of tree gum

Notes



116 BALI, EAST and WEST NUSATENGGARA (E) YELLOW SILK

Dyeing Materials :

kunyit Curcuma domestica Val. rhizome curcumin (rhi;D;31).


1. BALI (22a-h).103

The dye might have been replaced with aniline.

Notes

117 BALI, EAST and WEST NUSATENGGARA (E) BLACK SILK

Dyeing Materials :

tomMUD BATHkejimasulemdulang-dulangjarak


Duabanga mollucana Bl.Eugenia polyanthaGlochidion obscurum (Willd.) Bl.Ricinus communis L.

leaves

barkbarkbarkbark?

indigotin (lvs;D;45-50,60).

(brk;?;34)(brk;?;39).(brk;I;43).(brk?;91).


1. BALI (22a-h).104

Notes

118 BALI, EAST and WEST NUSATENGGARA (E) RED SILK

Dyeing Materials :

bengkudusogagambir

Morinda citrifolia L.Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. BackerUncaria gambir (Hunt.) Roxb.

rootbarkleaves

morindone, alizarintannincatechin

(D;brk/rot;64/65)(brk;D;80).(lvs;D;107).


2. SOLOR (24c/d/g/h) and ALOR (24a).105

FOR INTENSE COLOR : secang (wod;D;14) + tamarind (sed;I;102).

Notes


Index of Scientific - Vernacular NamesNo. Scientific Name Chemical ConstituentsFamily NameVernacular Name

1 Aleurites molluccana Willd.1 Euphorbiaceaekemiri (Jv)

2 Allium cepa var. ascalonicum (L.) Back. quercetin2 Liliaceaebawang merah (IN)

3 Allium sativum L.3 Liliaceaebawang putih (IN)

4 Alpinia galanga L. galangin, kampferid4 Zingiberaceaelangkuas (Jv)

5 Annona reticulata L.5 Annonaceaebuah nona (IN)

6 Annona squamosa L.6 Annonaceaesirkaya, srikaya (Ac., IN)

7 Aporosa frutescens Blume Aluminum tartrat7 Euphorbiaceaesasah (Sn)

8 Arachis hipogea L.8 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaekacang tanah (IN)

9 Artocarpus champeden9 Moraceaecempedak (Sn, Pb)

10 Artocarpus heterophillus Lmk. cyanomaclurin, morin10 Moraceaenangka (IN)

11 Averrhoa bilimbi L.11 Oxalidaceaeblimbing wuluh (Jv)

12 Basella rubra L.12 Basellaceaegandola (Sn)

13 Bixa orellana L. bixin13 Bixaceaekesumba keling (Jv)

14 Blumea balsamifera L.14 Compositae/ Asteraceaesembung (Sn, Jv)

15 Caesalpinia sappan L. brazilin15 Caesalpiniaceaekayu sappan, secang (Jv)

16 Calotropis gigantea16 Asclepiadaceaewiduri (Sn)

17 Capsicum annum L.17 Solanaceaelombok merah (IN)

18 Carica papaya L.18 Caricaceaepepaya (IN)

19 Carthamus tinctorius L. carthamin19 Compositae/ Asteraceaekesumba (Jv.); kembang pulu (Sn.)

20 Cassia seamea Lam.20 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaejohar (Jv)

21 Ceiba petandra (L.) Gaertn.21 Bombaceaekapok, kapok randu (Jv.).

22 Ceriops tagal (Perr.)22 Rhizophoraceaesoga tingi (Jv.); tangirih (Mk.).

23 Citrus aurantifolia (Chrism. & Penz) Swingle.23 Rutaceaejeruk nipis, jeruk sambal or pecel (Jv., IN.)

24 Citrus hystrix DC.24 Rutaceaejeruk purut (IN)

25 Clerodendron celamitosum L.25 Verbenaceaesikaso (La.); kembang bugang (Sn.)

26 Coccinia grandis L. Voigt.26 Cucurbitaceaepapasan (Mk.); kemarongan, cekli (Jv.).

27 Cocos nucifera L.27 Arecaceae/ Palmaekelapa (IN)

28 Coix lacryma-jobi L.28 Poaceae/ Gramineaejali (Jv)

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29 Cryptocarya massoy (Oken) Kosterm.29 Lauraceaemisoi, mesui, mesoi (Ma.)

30 Cucumis sativus L.30 Cucurbitaceaeketimun (IN).

31 Curcuma domestica Val. curcumin31 Zingiberaceaekunir (Jv.); kunyit (IN.)

32 Curcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb. curcuma32 Zingiberaceaetemu lawak (Jv)

33 Dioscorea hispida Dennst.33 Dioscoreaceaegadung (Jv)

34 Duabanga mollucana Bl.34 Punicaceae/ Lythraceaekejimas (Ma)

35 Durio zibenthinus Murr.35 BombaceaeDurian (IN)

36 Erythrina hypaphorus Boer.36 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaedadap (Jv)

37 Eugenia cuprea37 Myrtaceaekitambaga (Sn)

38 Eugenia jambolana Lam.38 Myrtaceaejuwet (Jv), kisireum (Sn)

39 Eugenia polyantha39 Myrtaceaejanggar-ulem (Mt)

40 Excoecaria indica (Willd.) Muell. Arg.40 Euphorbiaceaegurah (Ac), dawalong?( Sn).

41 Garcinia mangostana L. mangostin41 Clusiaceae/ Guttiferaemanggis (IN)

42 Glochidion desmocarpum Hook.42 Euphorbiaceaesebasa (La)

43 Glochidion obscurum (Willd.) Bl.43 Euphorbiaceaedulang-dulang (Mt.); ki pare (lalaki) (Sn.);dempul, cabuk (Jv.).44 Hiptage madablota Gaert.44 Malphighiaceaekakasan (Jv)

45 Indigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Rich kaempferitrin45 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaenila (Jv.); sarap (Bt.); taim (Bt., Ba.).

46 Indigofera galegoides DC. indigotin46 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaetarum-utan (Jv)

47 Indigofera guatemalensis Moc., Sesse & Cerv. exBack.

indigotin47 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaetom-presi (Jv)

48 Indigofera suffruticosa Mill. indigotin48 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaetom-cantik (Jv)

49 Indigofera tinctoria L. indigotin49 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaetom-jawa (Jv)

50 Indigofera zollingeriana Miq. indigotin50 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaetom-pantai (Jv)

51 Jatropha curcas L.51 Euphorbiaceaenawaih (Ac)

52 Jussieta suffruticosa L.52 Onagraceaebujang semalem (Ac, IN)

53 Lagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz.53 Punicaceae/ Lythraceaebungur (La)

54 Languas galanga (L.) Stuntz. Galangin 93, 5,7-Trihydroxyflavon; Galangin

54 Zingiberaceaelengkuas (Jv.)

55 Lansium domesticum Correa.55 Meliaceaeenggusi (Ta)

56 Lingustrum glomeratum crocetin (?).56 Oleaceaepucuk ganti (Sn)

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57 Maclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Corner57 Moraceaesoga tegeran, tegeran, kayu kuning (Jv.).

58 Mangifera Indica L euxanthic acid58 Anacardiaceaememplam (Jv.)

59 Manilkara kauki (L.) Dubard.59 Sapotaceaesawo kecik, sawo (Jv., Sn.)

60 Marsdenia tinctoria R.Br. indigotin (?)60 Asclepiadaceaetarum akar [akar-tarum] (Dk.); aka sanam(Minang.)61 Melastoma malabathricum L.61 Melastomataceaesanduduk (Bt.); sanduluk (Ba.)

62 Mimusops elengi L.62 Sapotaceaekupula tanjung (Ac, Jv)

63 Mimusops kauki L.63 Sapotaceaesawo (Jv, IN)

64 Morinda citrifolia L. morindone, alizarin64 Rubiaceaepace (Jv.); bakudu, bengkudu (Ta.); cengkudu, cangkudu (Sn.)65 Morinda umbellata L. morindone, alizarin65 Rubiaceaemengkudu, pace (Jv.)

66 Mucuna pruriens (L.) DC.66 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaekara-benguk (Jv)

67 Musa accuminata Colla.67 Musaceaegedang klutuk (Jv)

68 Musa nana Lour.68 Musaceaepisang kidung (Ac)

69 Musa paradisiaca L.69 Musaceaepisang (IN)

70 Myristica fragrants Houtt. myristicin70 Myristicaceaepala (IN)

71 Myrtus communis L.71 Myrtaceaejambu keling (Jv.,IN.,Ma.).

72 Nephelium lappaceum L.72 Sapindaceaerambutan (IN., Jv., Ma.).

73 Nigella sativa L.73 Ranunculaceaejinten ireng (Jv)

74 Odina wodier Roxb. quercetin, etc. In the flowers= Quercetin-3-arabinosid,

74 Anacardiaceaeglundong (Ac.); kuda-kuda (Ma.)

75 Omalanthus populneus (Geiseler) Pax.75 Euphorbiaceaekareumbi (Sn.); tutup abang (Jv.).

76 Oryza glutinosa Auct.76 Poaceae/ Gramineaepadi ketan (IN)

77 Oryza sativa L.77 Poaceae/ Gramineaepadi (IN)

78 Pangium edule Reinw.78 Bixaceaekepayang (La), simaung (SumBar)

79 Passiflora foetida L.79 Passifloraceaepeudendang (Ac)

80 Peltophorum pterocarpum DC. Backer ex K. Heyne

tannin80 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaesoga jambal (Jv.), bah-ulim (Ac.)

81 Peristrophe tinctoria L.81 Acanthaceaeamuja (Bu.), anudja (To.)

82 Phaseolus lunatus L.82 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaeroway, kacang roway (Sn.).; k. kara (Jv.)

83 Phylantus emblica L. (Willd)83 Euphorbiaceaemalaka (Sn.); kemloko (Jv.)

84 Piper cubeba L.f.84 Piperaceaekemukus (Jv)

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85 Piper nigrum L.85 Piperaceaelada (Jv)

86 Pithecelobium jiringa (Jack) Prain ex King.86 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaejengkol (Jv)

87 Pouzolzia indica Goud.87 Urticaceaeseumpueng (Ac)

88 Psidium guajava (L.) Raddi.88 Myrtaceaejambu klutuk (Jv)

89 Punica granatum L.89 Punicaceae/ Lythraceaedelima, buah delima (Jv., Sn.)

90 Rhodomyrtus tomentosa (Ait.) Wight.90 Myrtaceaeharumonting (Bt)

91 Ricinus communis L.91 Euphorbiaceaejarak (Jv)

92 Schleigera trijuga Willd.92 Sapindaceaekesambi (Mk)

93 Semecarpus heterophylla Bl.93 Anacardiaceaekanume (Ta)

94 Sesamum indicum L.94 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaewijen (Jv.), bijen (La.)

95 Smilax china L.95 Liliaceaegadung utan, gadung thamba, gadung cina(Jv.).96 Solanum melongena L.96 Solanaceaeterong (IN)

97 Spondias dulcis Soland ex Park pectin, iron, etc.97 Anacardiaceaekedondong jawa (Jv.)

98 Spondias pinnata (L.f.) Kurz. citric acid, etc.98 Anacardiaceaekedondong seberang (IN)

99 Sterculia foetida L. potassium (?)99 Sterculiaceaenita, nufa (Ti.), kepuh (Jv.)

100 Symplocos fasciculata Zoll. aluminum sulphate100 Styracaceaejirek, jirak (Jv.), anropi (Bu.), kandung atau daun kandung (Pb.).101 Symplocos ferruginea Roxb.101 Styracaceaedaun kandung (Pb)

102 Syzygium aqueum (Burm.f.) Alst.102 Myrtaceaejambu air (IN)

103 Syzygium aromaticum L. Morr. et L.M. Perry103 Moraceaecengkeh (IN)

104 Tamarindus indica L.104 Fabaceae/ Leguminosaeasam, asam jawa (Jv.,IN.)

105 Tectona grandis Lf.105 Verbenaceaejati (Jv, IN)

106 Terminalia cattapa L.106 Combretaceaeketapang (Jv)

107 Uncaria gambir (Hunt.) Roxb. catechin107 Rubiaceaegambir (Jv).

108 Urena lobata L.108 Malvaceaelalupang (Mk)

109 Vitex pubestus Vahl. vitexin (?)109 Verbenaceaelaban (Jv)

110 Vitex trifolia vitexin (?)110 Verbenaceaelagundi (Jv)

111 Zingiber officinalis Rosc. galangin111 Zingiberaceaejahe (Jv, IN)

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Index of Vernacular - Scientific NamesNo. Family NameScientific NameVernacular Name Chemical Constituents

81 AcanthaceaePeristrophe tinctoria L.amuja (Bu.), anudja (To.)1104 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeTamarindus indica L.asam, asam jawa (Jv.,IN.)22 LiliaceaeAllium cepa var. ascalonicum (L.) Back.bawang merah (IN) quercetin33 LiliaceaeAllium sativum L.bawang putih (IN)411 OxalidaceaeAverrhoa bilimbi L.blimbing wuluh (Jv)55 AnnonaceaeAnnona reticulata L.buah nona (IN)652 OnagraceaeJussieta suffruticosa L.bujang semalem (Ac, IN)753 Punicaceae/ LythraceaeLagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz.bungur (La)89 MoraceaeArtocarpus champedencempedak (Sn, Pb)9103 MoraceaeSyzygium aromaticum L. Morr. et L.M. Perrycengkeh (IN)1036 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeErythrina hypaphorus Boer.dadap (Jv)11101 StyracaceaeSymplocos ferruginea Roxb.daun kandung (Pb)1289 Punicaceae/ LythraceaePunica granatum L.delima, buah delima (Jv., Sn.)1343 EuphorbiaceaeGlochidion obscurum (Willd.) Bl.dulang-dulang (Mt.); ki pare (lalaki) (Sn.);

dempul, cabuk (Jv.).14

35 BombaceaeDurio zibenthinus Murr.Durian (IN)1555 MeliaceaeLansium domesticum Correa.enggusi (Ta)1695 LiliaceaeSmilax china L.gadung utan, gadung thamba, gadung cina

(Jv.).17

33 DioscoreaceaeDioscorea hispida Dennst.gadung (Jv)18107 RubiaceaeUncaria gambir (Hunt.) Roxb.gambir (Jv). catechin1912 BasellaceaeBasella rubra L.gandola (Sn)2067 MusaceaeMusa accuminata Colla.gedang klutuk (Jv)2174 AnacardiaceaeOdina wodier Roxb.glundong (Ac.); kuda-kuda (Ma.) quercetin, etc. In the flowers

= Quercetin-3-arabinosid, 22

40 EuphorbiaceaeExcoecaria indica (Willd.) Muell. Arg.gurah (Ac), dawalong?( Sn).2390 MyrtaceaeRhodomyrtus tomentosa (Ait.) Wight.harumonting (Bt)24111 ZingiberaceaeZingiber officinalis Rosc.jahe (Jv, IN) galangin2528 Poaceae/ GramineaeCoix lacryma-jobi L.jali (Jv)26102 MyrtaceaeSyzygium aqueum (Burm.f.) Alst.jambu air (IN)2771 MyrtaceaeMyrtus communis L.jambu keling (Jv.,IN.,Ma.).28

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88 MyrtaceaePsidium guajava (L.) Raddi.jambu klutuk (Jv)2939 MyrtaceaeEugenia polyanthajanggar-ulem (Mt)3091 EuphorbiaceaeRicinus communis L.jarak (Jv)31105 VerbenaceaeTectona grandis Lf.jati (Jv, IN)3286 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaePithecelobium jiringa (Jack) Prain ex King.jengkol (Jv)3323 RutaceaeCitrus aurantifolia (Chrism. & Penz) Swingle.jeruk nipis, jeruk sambal or pecel (Jv., IN.)3424 RutaceaeCitrus hystrix DC.jeruk purut (IN)3573 RanunculaceaeNigella sativa L.jinten ireng (Jv)36100 StyracaceaeSymplocos fasciculata Zoll.jirek, jirak (Jv.), anropi (Bu.), kandung

atau daun kandung (Pb.).aluminum sulphate37

20 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeCassia seamea Lam.johar (Jv)3838 MyrtaceaeEugenia jambolana Lam.juwet (Jv), kisireum (Sn)398 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeArachis hipogea L.kacang tanah (IN)4044 MalphighiaceaeHiptage madablota Gaert.kakasan (Jv)4193 AnacardiaceaeSemecarpus heterophylla Bl.kanume (Ta)4221 BombaceaeCeiba petandra (L.) Gaertn.kapok, kapok randu (Jv.).4366 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeMucuna pruriens (L.) DC.kara-benguk (Jv)4475 EuphorbiaceaeOmalanthus populneus (Geiseler) Pax.kareumbi (Sn.); tutup abang (Jv.).4515 CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpinia sappan L.kayu sappan, secang (Jv) brazilin4697 AnacardiaceaeSpondias dulcis Soland ex Parkkedondong jawa (Jv.) pectin, iron, etc.4798 AnacardiaceaeSpondias pinnata (L.f.) Kurz.kedondong seberang (IN) citric acid, etc.4834 Punicaceae/ LythraceaeDuabanga mollucana Bl.kejimas (Ma)4927 Arecaceae/ PalmaeCocos nucifera L.kelapa (IN)501 EuphorbiaceaeAleurites molluccana Willd.kemiri (Jv)5184 PiperaceaePiper cubeba L.f.kemukus (Jv)5278 BixaceaePangium edule Reinw.kepayang (La), simaung (SumBar)5392 SapindaceaeSchleigera trijuga Willd.kesambi (Mk)5419 Compositae/ AsteraceaeCarthamus tinctorius L.kesumba (Jv.); kembang pulu (Sn.) carthamin5513 BixaceaeBixa orellana L.kesumba keling (Jv) bixin56

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106 CombretaceaeTerminalia cattapa L.ketapang (Jv)5730 CucurbitaceaeCucumis sativus L.ketimun (IN).5837 MyrtaceaeEugenia cupreakitambaga (Sn)5931 ZingiberaceaeCurcuma domestica Val.kunir (Jv.); kunyit (IN.) curcumin6062 SapotaceaeMimusops elengi L.kupula tanjung (Ac, Jv)61109 VerbenaceaeVitex pubestus Vahl.laban (Jv) vitexin (?)6285 PiperaceaePiper nigrum L.lada (Jv)63110 VerbenaceaeVitex trifolialagundi (Jv) vitexin (?)64108 MalvaceaeUrena lobata L.lalupang (Mk)654 ZingiberaceaeAlpinia galanga L.langkuas (Jv) galangin, kampferid6654 ZingiberaceaeLanguas galanga (L.) Stuntz.lengkuas (Jv.) Galangin 93, 5,7-

Trihydroxyflavon; Galangin 67

17 SolanaceaeCapsicum annum L.lombok merah (IN)6883 EuphorbiaceaePhylantus emblica L. (Willd)malaka (Sn.); kemloko (Jv.)6941 Clusiaceae/ GuttiferaeGarcinia mangostana L.manggis (IN) mangostin7058 AnacardiaceaeMangifera Indica Lmemplam (Jv.) euxanthic acid7165 RubiaceaeMorinda umbellata L.mengkudu, pace (Jv.) morindone, alizarin7229 LauraceaeCryptocarya massoy (Oken) Kosterm.misoi, mesui, mesoi (Ma.)7310 MoraceaeArtocarpus heterophillus Lmk.nangka (IN) cyanomaclurin, morin7451 EuphorbiaceaeJatropha curcas L.nawaih (Ac)7545 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera arrecta Hochst. ex A. Richnila (Jv.); sarap (Bt.); taim (Bt., Ba.). kaempferitrin7699 SterculiaceaeSterculia foetida L.nita, nufa (Ti.), kepuh (Jv.) potassium (?)7764 RubiaceaeMorinda citrifolia L.pace (Jv.); bakudu, bengkudu (Ta.);

cengkudu, cangkudu (Sn.)morindone, alizarin78

77 Poaceae/ GramineaeOryza sativa L.padi (IN)7976 Poaceae/ GramineaeOryza glutinosa Auct.padi ketan (IN)8070 MyristicaceaeMyristica fragrants Houtt.pala (IN) myristicin8126 CucurbitaceaeCoccinia grandis L. Voigt.papasan (Mk.); kemarongan, cekli (Jv.).8218 CaricaceaeCarica papaya L.pepaya (IN)8379 PassifloraceaePassiflora foetida L.peudendang (Ac)84

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69 MusaceaeMusa paradisiaca L.pisang (IN)8568 MusaceaeMusa nana Lour.pisang kidung (Ac)8656 OleaceaeLingustrum glomeratumpucuk ganti (Sn) crocetin (?).8772 SapindaceaeNephelium lappaceum L.rambutan (IN., Jv., Ma.).8882 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaePhaseolus lunatus L.roway, kacang roway (Sn.).; k. kara (Jv.)8961 MelastomataceaeMelastoma malabathricum L.sanduduk (Bt.); sanduluk (Ba.)907 EuphorbiaceaeAporosa frutescens Blumesasah (Sn) Aluminum tartrat9163 SapotaceaeMimusops kauki L.sawo (Jv, IN)9259 SapotaceaeManilkara kauki (L.) Dubard.sawo kecik, sawo (Jv., Sn.)9342 EuphorbiaceaeGlochidion desmocarpum Hook.sebasa (La)9414 Compositae/ AsteraceaeBlumea balsamifera L.sembung (Sn, Jv)9587 UrticaceaePouzolzia indica Goud.seumpueng (Ac)9625 VerbenaceaeClerodendron celamitosum L.sikaso (La.); kembang bugang (Sn.)976 AnnonaceaeAnnona squamosa L.sirkaya, srikaya (Ac., IN)9880 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaePeltophorum pterocarpum DC. Backer ex K.

Heynesoga jambal (Jv.), bah-ulim (Ac.) tannin99

57 MoraceaeMaclura cochinchinensis (Lour.) Cornersoga tegeran, tegeran, kayu kuning (Jv.).10022 RhizophoraceaeCeriops tagal (Perr.)soga tingi (Jv.); tangirih (Mk.).10160 AsclepiadaceaeMarsdenia tinctoria R.Br.tarum akar [akar-tarum] (Dk.); aka sanam

(Minang.)indigotin (?)102

46 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera galegoides DC.tarum-utan (Jv) indigotin10332 ZingiberaceaeCurcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb.temu lawak (Jv) curcuma10496 SolanaceaeSolanum melongena L.terong (IN)10548 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera suffruticosa Mill.tom-cantik (Jv) indigotin10649 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera tinctoria L.tom-jawa (Jv) indigotin10750 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera zollingeriana Miq.tom-pantai (Jv) indigotin10847 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeIndigofera guatemalensis Moc., Sesse & Cerv. ex

Back.tom-presi (Jv) indigotin109

16 AsclepiadaceaeCalotropis giganteawiduri (Sn)11094 Fabaceae/ LeguminosaeSesamum indicum L.wijen (Jv.), bijen (La.)111

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8. ANNONACEAE; 9. MYRISTICACEAE

7. LAURACEAE

2. LAURALES

3. PIPERALES

3. PIPERACEAE

7. RANUNCULALES

1. RANUNCULACEAE

1. MAGNOLIALES

6. URTICALES

4. MORACEAE; 6. URTICACEAE

1. CARYOPHYLLALES 7. CHENOPODIACEAE; 10. BASELLACEAE

2. THEALES10. CLUSIACEAE (GUTTIFERAE)

3. STERCULIACEAE; 4. BOMBACEAE; 5. MALVACEAE

3. MALVALES

6. VIOLALES 3. BIXACEAE; 16. PASSIFLORACEAE; 18. CARICACEAE; 21. CUCURBITACEAE

12. EBENALES 1. SAPOTACEAE; 3. STYRACACEAE

IV. DILLENIIDAE

2. FABALES2. CAESALPINIACEAE; 3. FABACEAE

2. LYTHRACEAE; 7. MYRTACEAE; 9. ONAGRACEAE; 11. MELASTOMATACEAE; 12. COMBRETACEAE

6. MYRTALES

12. EUPHORBIALALES 4. EUPHORBIACEAE

15. POLYGALALES 1. MALPHIGHIACEAE

5. SAPINDACEAE; 9. ANACARDIACEAE; 13. MELIACEAE; 14. RUTACEAE

16. SAPINDALES

17. GERANIALES

1. OXALIDACEAE

7. RHIZOPHORALES

1. RHIZOPHORACEAE

1. GENTIANALES

6. ASCLEPIADACEAE

3. SOLANACEAE

2. SOLANALES

3. LAMIALES

3. VERBENACEAE

6. SCROPHULARIALES

2. OLEACEAE; 8. ACANTHACEAE

8. RUBIALES 1. RUBIACEAE

1. ASTERACEAE (COMPOSITAE)

10. ASTERALES

V. ROSIDAE VI. ASTERIDAEI. MAGNOLIIDAE III. CARYOPHYLLIDAE

II. ARECIDAE IV. ZINGIBERIDAE V. LILIIDAE III. COMMELINIDAE

1. ARECALES 1. ARECACEAE (PALMAE)

2. POACEAE (GRAMINEAE)

5. CYPERALES 2. ZINGIBERALES

3. MUSACEAE; 5. ZINGIBERACEAE

5. LILIACEAE

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PrenticeINTRODUCTORY PLANT PHYSIOLOGYNoggle, G Ray and George J. Fritz N.J.114 00153

19891989154 Dewan Bahasa dan

Pustaka - Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia

MALAYSIAN SONGKETNorwani Mohd. Nawawi Kuala Lumpur115 00154

19921992155

British MuseumART OF CONSERVATOROddy, A. London116 00155

19811981156 The IUAES -

InterCongressTHE FUTURE OF SRTUCTURALISM

Oosten, Jarich and Arie de Ruijter (eds.) Amsterdam

117 00156



DEACIDIFICATION OF DEGRADED LINENPeacock, Elizabeth E. London118 00160

19891989161

Smithsonian InstitutionMUSEUM STUDIES IN MATERIAL CULTUREPearce, Susan M. Washington D.C.119 00162

19901990162

Smithsonian InstitutionARCHAEOLOGICAL CURATORSHIPPearce, Susan M. Washington D.C.120 00161

19691969164

Oxford Univ. PressTHE CONSERVATION OF ANTIQUES AND WORKS ARTSPlenderleith, H.J. London121 00164

19471947165

John WileyTHE CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS OF ORGANIC PIGMENTSPratt, Lyde S. New York (N.Y.)122 00165

19561956168

PergamonIRRADIATION COLOURS AND LUMINESCENCEPrzibram, Karl London123 00168

19541954170

Chapman & HallFLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS IN ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHTRadley, J.A. and J.Grant London124 00170

19861986171

SchifferWEAVER'S STUDY COURSE: Sourcebook for Ideas and Techniques

Regensteiner, Else. Pennsylvania125 00171

18681868173

John WileyANILINE AND ITS DERIVATIVESReinman, M. New York (N.Y.)126 00173

19541954174

LeonardPIGMENTS: Their Manufacture, Properties, and UseRemington, John S., and W. Francis London127 00174

19921992175 Seminar Nasional

EtnobotaniETNOBOTANI DAN PENGEMBANGAN TETUMBUHAN PEWARNA INDONESIA: ULASAN SUATU PENGAMATAN DI MADURA

Rifai, Mien A. dan Eko B. Waluyo Bogor128 00175

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1989/901989/90176

DepdikbudBERBAGAI POLA KAIN TENUN DAN KEHIDUPAN PENGRAJINNYA

Risman Marah Jakarta129 00176

19881988179

Senri Ethnological StudiesETHICAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CONSERVINGETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM OBJECTS

Rose, Carolyn L. Osaka130 00179

19841984180

AICPROTEIN CHEMISTRY FOR CONSERVATORSRose, Carolyn L., and David W. VonEndt Washington D.C.

131 00180

19141914181

Verlay von A. OosthoekBATIK-KUNST IN NIEDERLANDISCH-INDIEN AND IHRE GESCHICHTE

Rouffaer, G. P. and H. H. Juynboll Utrect132 00181

19821982182

Blackwell ScientificPRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF DISINFECTION, PRESERVATION AND STERILISATION

Russell, A.D., W.B. Hugo, and G.A.J.Ayliffe London

133 00182

19931993183

Oxford University PressBATAK CLOTH AND CLOTHING: A Dynamic Indonesian Tradition

Sandra A. Niessen New York134 00183

19761976184

R.R.I. BogorSOGA SEBAGAI BAHAN PEWARNA UTAMA BATIKSangat, Harini M. Bogor135 00184

19921992187

Seminari Tinggi St. PaulusSENI TENUN, SUATU SEGI KEBUDAYAAN ORANG FLORESSareng Orinbao, P. Flores136 00187

19911991188

PeriplusTEXTILES IN BALISchaublin, Brigitta Hauser. et. al. Singapore137 00188



IDENTIFICATION OF DYES ON OLD TEXTILESSchweppe, Dr. Helmut Washington, D.C.138 00300

19861986191

WashingtonPRACTICAL HINTS ON DYEING WITH NATURAL DYESSchweppe, Dr. Helmut CAL/MSC, Smithsonian Inst.

139 00190

19861986192

WashingtonPRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF EARLY SYNTHETIC DYES - PRACTICAL HINTS ON DYEING WITH EARLY SYNTHETIC DYES

Schweppe, Dr. Helmut CAL/MSC, Smithsonian Inst.

140 00191


Society (ACS)IDENTIFICATION OF DYES IN HISTORIC TEXTILE MATERIALSSchweppe, Dr. Helmut Washington D.C.

141 00194

19881988194

WashingtonPRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF DYESON HISTORIC TEXTILE MATERIALS

Schweppe, Dr. Helmut CAL/MSC, Smithsonian Inst.

142 00192


Society (ACS)IDENTIFICATION OF RED MADDER AND INSECT DYES BY THINLAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY

Schweppe, Dr. Helmut Washington D.C.143 00193

19731973196 Pharos-Verlag Hansrudolf

Schwabe AGSYSTEMATIK DE TEXTILEN TECHNIKENSeiler-Baldinger Basel

144 00195

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19901990197

McGraw-HillCHEMICAL TECHNICIANS' READY REFERENCE HANDBOOKShugar, Gershon J. and Jack T. Ballinger New York (N.Y.)

145 00196

19491949199

Chemical PublishingTEXTILE TESTING: Physical, Chemical, and MicroscopicalSkinkle, John H. New York (N.Y.)146 00198

n.d.n.d.200 CAL/MSC, Smithsonian

InstitutionPRESERVATION OF ENTIRE COLLECTIONS: CONSERVATION RESEARCH AND TREATMENT OF AMERICAN FLAGS

Smithsonian Institution Washington D.C.147 00199

19791979201

John WileyINTRODUCTION TO MODERN LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHYSnyder, L.R. and J.J. Kirkland New York (N.Y.)148 00200

19711971202

BradfordCOLOUR INDEXSociety of Dyers and Colourist Yorkshire149 00201

19911991206

PROSEABIBLIOGRAPHY 3: Dye and Tannin-producing plantsSoetjipto, N. Wulijarni and J. S. Siemonsma (editors) Wagenigen

150 00205

19811981207

IndiraBATIKSoetopo Jakarta151 00206

19831983208

David & CharlesBOTANICAL LATINStearn, W.T. London152 00207

19471947209

Ciba ReviewTHE ART OF BATIKSteinmann, A. Basel153 00208

19811981210

Greenleaf Co.ORIENTAL RUG REPAIRStone, P. Chicago154 00209

19751975211

Thames & HudsonDYES AND FABRICSStorey, J. London155 00210

19921992212

Thames and HudsonTEXTILE PRINTINGStorey, J. London156 00211

19571957213

National TradeFIBRE MICROSCOPYStoves, J.L. London157 00212

1989/901989/90214 Tokyo National Research

Institute of Cultural Properties

A SHORT REPORTS ON TEXTILES CONSERVATIONSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Tokyo158 00213

19911991215

Museum NasionalPRESERVATION OF TEXTILES IN MUSEUM NASIONAL OF INDONESIA

Subagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta159 00214

1991/921991/92216

Majalah MuseografiaKONSERVASI PREVENTIF TEKSTIL ETNOGRAFISubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta160 00215

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1991/921991/92217

Smithsonian InstitutionINDONESIAN NATURAL DYES AND INGREDIENTS: Botanical Names, Chemical Constituents, Properties, and Their Identification

Subagiyo, Puji Yosep (et.al.) Washington D.C.161 00245

19921992218

Smithsonian InstitutionCROCKING TESTS OF EARLY SYNTHETIC DYESSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Washington D.C.162 00217

1993/441993/44220

Museum NasionalANALISA SERAT DAN ZAT WARNA TEKSTILSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta163 00220

1993/941993/94221

Majalah KebudayaanIMPLIKASI ANALISIS DAN METODE KONSERVASI TEKSTIL TRADISIONAL


1993/941993/94222

Majalah KebudayaanSUATU KAJIAN DALAM UPAYA PENYELAMATAN KAIN TRADISIONAL


1993/941993/94224

Museum NasionalPEMBERSIHAN ANEKA KOTORAN DAN NODASubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta166 00222

1993/941993/94227

Museum NasionalPENGENALAN TEKSTIL TRADISIONALSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta167 00225

1993/941993/94228

Museum NasionalKONSERVASI TEKSTIL TRADISIONALSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta168 00226

19941994231 Institut Seni Indonesia

(ISI) - Yayasan ToyotaPELESTARIAN BATIK PESISIR MELALUI KUNJUNGAN STUDI DIOBYEK KERAJINAN PANTAI UTARA

Subagiyo, Puji Yosep Yogyakarta169 00229

19941994232

Museum NasionalTHE CLASSIFICATION OF INDONESIAN TEXTILES BASED ONSTRUCTURAL, MATERIALS, AND TECHNICAL ANALYSES


19941994233

Majalah MuseografiaKAIN SONGKET JAWA: Pengamatan Teknis untuk Mencari Petunjuk Penafsiran Asal dan Umur Bahan/ Benda


1994/951994/95234

Museum Nasional,PENGAMATAN TEKNIS FRAGMEN KAIN: Implikasi Analisis dalam Penafsiran Umur, Asal dan Konservasi


19951995238

Museum NasionalTATA PAMER DAN SIMPAN KOLEKSI TEKSTILSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta173 00236

19961996241 Dinas Museum dan

Sejarah DKI JakartaILUSTRASI DAN PETUNJUK PENGGUNAAN ALAT-ALAT LAB KONSERVASI


19961996243

Museum NasionalMETAL THREAD EXAMINATION FOR DETERMINING THE DATE,ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION OF INDONESIAN SONGKET WEAVING


1997/981997/98246 Majalah Museografia,

Ditmus-DepdikbudKONTROL KERUSAKAN BIOTIS: Perlakuan Kultural, Radiasi, Pemanasan, Pendinginan dan Fumigasi,


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1997/981997/98247 Univ. of Tokyo - Toyota

FoundationTEKSTIL TRADISIONAL:Pengenalan Bahan dan TeknikSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta

177 00302

19991999248

Dewan Kerajinan NasionalMENGENAL BAHAN CELUP ALAMI MELALUI STUDI KOLEKSI TEKSTIL DI MUSEUM

Subagiyo, Puji Yosep Yogyakarta178 00303

20002000249 Institute of Oriental

Culture - University of Tokyo

NORTH COASTH JAVA BATIK AT 1994: Museum and Site Surveys

Subagiyo, Puji Yosep Tokyo179 00304

20062006254 Balai Konservasi - Dinas

Kebudayaan & Permuseuman DKI

KONSERVASI TEKSTILSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta180 00309

20062006255 Balai Konservasi - Dinas

Kebudayaan & Permuseuman DKI

IDENTIFIKASI KANVAS LUKISANSubagiyo, Puji Yosep Jakarta181 00310

19841984256

Museum NasionalANEKA RAGAM HIAS TENUNAN IKAT INDONESIASuhardini dan Sulaiman Jusuf Jakarta182 00246


Kerajinan [BPBK]CONTOH WARNA INDIGOSOL: PERPADUAN PEWARNAAN INDIGOSOL UNTUK WARNA KHUSUS 1200 CONTOH WARNA

Susanto, Sewan S.K. Yogyakarta183 00249


Kerajinan [BPBK]SENI KERAJINAN BATIK INDONESIASusanto, Sewan S.K. Yogyakarta

184 00250

19861986261

DjambatanKAIN SONGKET INDONESIASuwati Kartiwa Jakarta185 00251

19871987262

DjambatanTENUN IKATSuwati Kartiwa Jakarta186 00252



DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF DYES ON ANGLO SCANDINAVIAN TEXTILES

Taylor, G.W. London187 00255

19911991267 Textile and Costume

Conservation ServicesDIRECTORY OF HAND STITCHES IN TEXTILE CONSERVATIONTextile Conservation Group, Inc. Arizona

188 00257

19891989268

Bootham Terrace YorkDYES IN HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, No. 8Textile Research Associates London189 00258

19901990269

Bootham Terrace YorkDYES IN HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, No. 9Textile Research Associates London190 00259

19941994270 Textile Society of

America, Inc.CONTACT, CROSSOVER, CONTINUITYTextile Society of America Los Angeles,

California.

191 00260

19891989271

KanisiusTANAMAN OBAT TRADISIONALThomas, A.N.S. Yogyakarta192 00261

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19811981272

ButterworthsMUSEUM ENVIRONMENTThomson, G. London193 00262

n.d.n.d.274 Japanese Association

Museum [JAM]CHARACTERISTICS OF JAPANESE ART AND THAT CONDITIONITS CARE

Toishi, Kenzo, and H. Washizuka Tokyo194 00264

19841984275

Charles GriffinDYEING AND CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY OF TEXTILE FIBERSTrotman, E.R. High Wycombe195 00265

19851985281

Addison-WesleyELEMENTS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGvan Vlack, Prof. Dr. Laawrence H. Massachusett (Mass.)

196 00271

19491949282 Koninklijk Bataviaasch

Genootschap van KunstenEn Wetenschappen

INDONESISCHE SIERMOTIEVEN - RAGAM-RAGAM PERHIASANINDONESIA - INDONESIAN ORNAMENTAL DESIGN

van der Hoop, A.N.J. Batavia (Jakarta)197 00272

19881988283 Archaeomaterials,

Smithsonian Institution

THE IMPLICATIONS OF VARIATION IN CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY:The Forming of Neolithic Storage Vessels in China and the NearEas

Vandiver, Pamela B. Washington D.C.198 00273

19911991284 Materials Research

Society (MRS)INTRODUCTION TO MATERIALS ISSUES IN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Vandiver, Pamela B., and G.S. Wheeler

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

199 00274

19911991285 Materials Research

Society (MRS)MATERIALS ISSUES IN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY II

Vandiver, Pamela B., J. Druzik, andG.S. Wheeler (editors)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

200 00275

19881988286 Museum voor

VolkenkundeWEAVINGS OF POWER AND MIGHT, The Glory of JavaVeldhuisen-Djajasoebrata, Alit Rotterdam

201 00276

19931993287

PT Gaya Favorit PressBATIK BELANDA 1840 - 1940, Dutch Influence in Batik from Java History and Stories

Veldhuisen, Harmen C. Jakarta202 00277

19761976288

John WileyTHE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF SYNTHETIC DYESVenkataraman, K. New York (N.Y.)203 00278

19921992289

PROSEAEDIBLE FRUITS AND NUTSVerheij, E.W.M. and R.E. Cornel (eds.) Bogor

204 00279

19841984290

PT GramediaPENGANTAR METODOLOGI UNTUK ILMU-ILMU EMPIRISVredenberg, Dr. Jacob Jakarta205 00280

19851985291

George Thime VerlagNutzpflanzenkundeW. Franke New York206 00281

19871987292

Museum NasionalLURIKWahyono, M Jakarta207 00282

19921992293

Museum NasionalPIGMENTASI LUKISAN KACAWahyono, M Jakarta208 00283

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19811981294

KodanshaTHE WORLD OF INDONESIAN TEXTILESWarming, Wanda. and M. Gaworski New York (N.Y.)209 00284

19851985295 Himpunan Pecinta Kain

Tenun dan Batik Indonesia (Wastraprema)

PESONA BATIK MADURAWastraprema Jakarta210 00285

19891989296

Smithsonian InstitutionCLOTH AND HUMAN EXPERIENCEWeiner, Annete B. and Jones Schneider Washington D.C.

211 00286

n.d.n.d.297 International Fabricare

Institute (IFI)EXPERIMENTAL REMOVAL STAINSWentz, Manfred Maryland

212 00287

19881988298 Mediyatama Sarana

UtamaTUMBUHAN ANYAMAN INDONESIA

Widjaya, Elizabeth A., U. W. Mahyar, dan S. S. Utama Jakarta

213 00289


Society (ACS)PRESERVATION OF PAPER AND TEXTILES OF HISTORIC AND ARTISTIC VALUE

William, John C. Washington D.C.214 00290

19791979300

WestviewA HISTORY OF TEXTILESWilson, Kax. Colorado215 00291



THE CHARACTERIZATION OF PIGMENTS BASED ON CARBONWinter, John London216 00292

19891989302

ShufunotomoTEXTILE ART OF JAPANYang, Sunny, and Rochelle M. Narasin Tokyo

217 00293

19861986303

Design PressTEXTILES: A Handbook for DesignerYates, Marypaul New York (N.Y.)218 00294

19961996304

Batuan Biru ProductionsTRADITIONAL TEXTILES OF WEST TIMOR, Regional Variations in Historical Perspective

Yeager, Ruth Marie and Mark Ivan Jacobson Illionis

219 00295

19721972305

MonoraSEKITAR KERAJAAN ACEH 1520 - 1675Zakaria Ahmad Medan220 00296

19841984306

UlmerZander 'Handworterbuch der Pflanzennamen'Zander Stuttgart221 00297

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Puji Yosep Subagiyo lahir di Purworejo, Jawa Tengah. Ia adalah seorang konservator senior bersertifikasi internasional, dan sejak 1986 telah bekerja di Museum Nasional, Departemen Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata.

Pemegang Unesco Fellowship Award dari tahun 1989 sampai 1992 ini mendapatkan pendidikan sains konservasi di Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties (TNRICP), Jepang dari 1989-1990; pernah mengikuti kursus “spotting” di International Fabricare Institute (IFI) di Maryland - Amerika Serikat; serta mengikuti berbagai kursus analisis konservasi di Conservation Analytical Laboratory of Smithsonian Institution (CAL/SI) di Washington D.C., Amerika Serikat (1991-1992).

Selama periode magang di Smithsonian Institution, Subagiyo telah mengadakan kunjungan observasi di laboratorium-laboratorium museum dan lembaga penelitian di kota New York, Harrisburg, dan Washington D.C. Ia pernah ambil bagian dalam pengamatan kerusakan pakaian astronout di National Air and Space Museum (NASA) di Washington D.C. dan perunjukkan teknik pencelupan warna di Carnegie Mellon College, Maryland.

Subagiyo banyak melakukan penelitian aneka bahan dan teknik pembuatan tekstil tradisional, penulisan, mengikuti dan pembicara pada berbagai seminar internasional. Belakangan ini, di Studio Primastoria ia juga melayani jasa konsultasi dan konservasi tekstil, lukisan, logam, dan aneka benda etnografi.

Puji Yosep Subagiyo was born in Purworejo, Central Java. Since 1986, Subagiyo has worked for the National Museum of Indonesia, Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Subagiyo has an educational background of conservation sciences of Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties (TNRICP, Japan, 1989/90). Furthermore, Subagiyo completed professional experience - for both skill development and knowledge enhancement in the field of textile conservation - at the Conservation Analytical Laboratory of the Smithsonian Institution (CAL/SI, Washington D.C., 1991/ 92) and International Fabricare Institute (IFI, Maryland District, USA, 1992). He also has taken intensive courses on wood conservation, metal conservation, textile conservation, leather conservation, dye analysis, display materials and exhibitions, and other courses in his home country and abroad.

Through research, Subagiyo has studied the gilded cloth, mordanted cloth, and metal threaded at TNRICP of Japan. Then, Subagiyo accelerated the result at CAL/SI of Washington D.C. and the National Museum of Jakarta. He studied the crocking tests for Early Synthetic Dyes, the tensile strength of ‘prada’ binder, the ingredient ‘jangkang-kepuh’ of prada, and tested the color changing of Indonesian Natural Dyes. He actively writes articles and participates in the activities relating to conservation of cultural material in national, regional or international forums. This holder of ‘Unesco Fellowship Awards’ from 1989 to 1992 has taken a great opportunity in his field of discipline in the United States of America. He visited the conservation laboratories at museums of New York City, Harrisburg and Washington D.C. (i.e. Conservation Centre of NYU, Metropolitan Museum of Arts, National Gallery, Textile Museum, etc.). He demonstrated the para-red dyeing (which is principally similar to ‘mengkudu’ dyeing) at Carnegie Mellon College of Maryland; and took part in the physical examination of color changing of (astronout) space-suits at Garber Facility, the National Air and Space Museum (NASA) at Washington D.C.

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Indonesian Natural Dyeing Recipes - GeoCities · kayu sepang nyari bungur jali air timbu sanam sebasa lye (?) Caesalpinia sappan L. Lagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz. Coix lacryma-jobi