Europeana Fashion — National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
Kokerdoek
1867
The koker cloth has a black head, the kepala. It is a broad band that interrupts the main pattern of the sarong. The badan is the main patterned area and consists of slanted bands alternately filled with a stylized machete, parang, floral pattern and concentric diamonds. The triangles ('tumpal') and the two long rectangles ('papan') next to the kepala are filled with curly motifs. The pattern has a white background.
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