<p>The main pattern on this long cloth is the "Lawang Ombo" opium house and the Qilin. Qilin is a deer-like creature with scales like a goldfish. The head is similar to a dragon, complete with horns. The tail may be like a lion's tail, but it can also be like a cow's tail. Of course, artisans can illustrate the Qilin in different ways. The composition of the house, gate, ancestral altar, and Qilin pattern on the "Lawang Ombo &amp; Qilin with Bledak Background™ cloth, which is spread evenly on the body of the fabric, results in a balanced and harmonious composition. The organic shape and loose curvature of the Qilin, spread in between the houses and other structures, is the center of attention of the overall composition of the fabric. The artisans and the researcher made this artwork from scratch on a long cloth size 1 x 2 meters. The public has enjoyed the results.</p>

Kain Jarik: Lawang Ombo Kilin Latar Bledak

No Poverty

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Sustainable Cities and Communities

Lawang Ombo House (Omah Lawang Ombo) is one of Lasem's interest place destinations. The researcher’s story inspired Batik Lasem artisans to visualize the story on the long cloth.

Raymond Bahana, ST., M.Sc

<p>Several researches in the field of serious games with lecturers from other programs as well as lecturers from domestic and foreign universities and from the game industry. Also conducts research in the field of mixed reality</p>

Raymond Bahana, ST., M.Sc

Faculty Member Computer Science

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