Europeana Fashion — National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
Kokerdoek
1867
A koker cloth made of woven cotton. The koker cloth has a kepala, a head. This only occurs on a sarong. This sarong has a black kepala, filled with white flowers and stars. The triangles (tumpal) and the edges (papan) are white and filled with dark blue leaf motifs. The pattern on the badan consists of white flowers and leaf motifs and rows. The rows look like caterpillars turned towards each other. These animals have four legs. The cloth has a dark blue background.
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