MANDALA: The Batik Patterned The Borobudur Temple Ornaments

MANDALA—the Batik patterned the Borobudur Temple's ornaments—the work of craftsmen who are members of the Mandala Batik Society of Borobudur Region will later 'wrap' every tourist who comes to the Temple of Borobudur. The batik posing the motifs of the temple that was built by the Buddhists who lived during the reign of Syailendra dynasty around 800 BC must now be done by the craftsmen in the area of Borobudur.

One characteristic of the Batik Mandala is themed the ornaments of Borobudur temple, nuanced flora and fauna, such as elephants and lotus. 

"Basically, we want to reflect the Borobudur Temple in the Batik. The Mandala motif itself contains a philosophy of harmony and balance among several interrelated elements; the nature, culture, local wisdom, and all the elements located around the Borobudur temple," said Jack Priyono.

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