Sleret Blungko Pillow Insert:No Additional Insert the napkins are adorned with

the napkins are adorned with hand-pulled fringe and subtle embroidery around the edges

the Dukuh Village has undergone an economic struggle and as for the women [Ibu]

The base fabric is handwoven by pedal loom weavers in Pak Kadir’s house

Clitoria [Kembang Telang] - blue and grey hues

- Due to the nature of handcrafted goods

Sleret Blungko Pillow Insert:No Additional Insert the napkins are adorned withThe Javanese lurik is built upon a plethora of variations, each one embodying its own stripe pattern. Sleret Blungko is an adaptation of the traditional loropat lurik wherein loropat literally means two four in Javanese and the stripes of the fabric are woven accordingly. The pattern playfully takes its name from a cucumber fruit widely grown in the region of East Java. The production of Sleret Blungko textile is proudly brought within a circular