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Bandung, Indonesia

September 7 - 8,2077Aula Timur, Institut Teknologi Bandung

Jalan Ganesa 10 Bandung 40132

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Craft Study ProgramFaculty of Arts and DesignInstitut Teknologr Bandung

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COMMITTEE OF 2OIT ITCC

BOARD OF COMMITTEE

Steering Committee:Prof. Michael A. Hann, Ph.D.Dr. Ratna Panggabean, M.Sn.Dr. Imam Santosa, M.Sn.Prof. Dr. Biranul Anas Zaman. M.Sn.

EXECUTTYE COMMITTEE

Chairperson ofcommittee:

Sabrina Ilma Sakina

Secretary:

Susi SusyantiTitis EmbunAlida Tsabitha

Treasury:

S1-ifa Salsabila

Prog'ramme:

Tlar Ratuannisa

EDITI\G STAFF

Editor-rn-chref:

Sabnna Ilma Sakrna

Layouting:Titis EmbunAlida Tsabitha

Advisor:

Dr. Yan Yan Sunarya, M.Sn

Head of Indonesia Delegation:Dr. Kahfiati Kahdar, MA.

Graphics:

Ghaida Nasya

Publication:Mugi AudinaMelisa Yuliana

Documentation:

Innamia Indriani

Food and Beverages:

Nathaya Oscar

Accommodation:

Nenden Nuraeni

Transportation:Vania KiranaAngie

Merchandise:

Asyifa R. Jiniputri

Logistic needs:

Nesa Pratama

Graphics:

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Proof-reading:

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WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr. Ing. Abdur Rohim Boy Berawi, M.Sc.

Deputy of Research, Education and Development

Bekraf (Badan Ekonomi Kreatif)Indonesian Agency of Creative Economy

Thanks to Almighty God who has given His blessings for us to arrange theInternational Textile and Costume Congress 2077 in Institut Teknologr Bandung (ITB). Thisetent is arranged by Faculty of Art and Design. Institut Teknologr Bandung (ITB) and BadanEkonomi Kreatif Indonesia (BEKRAF) as part of Indonesia trend forecasting project.

International Textile and Costume Congress 2017 aims to strengthen the skill,capacity, and ability of Indonesian designer especially Indonesia trend forecasting research

team. We use this opportunity to invite textile and costume experts to share their knowledgeand experiences about trend and future trend in fashion and textile. Therefore, this event isexpected to bring many benefits to Indonesian trend development.

For final word, we expressed our gratitude and appreciation for all the team forrealizing this event. We hope this event wlll give many advantages for Indonesia specially tosupport the growth of creative economy.

Jakarta, September 2017

Deputy of Research, Education and DevelopmentBadan Ekonomi Kreatif

Dr. Ing. Abdur Rohim Boy Berawi, M.Sc.

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Professor Michael Hann (University of Leeds, UK)

Cigdem Cini (Marmara University, Turkey)

Joint Presidents of Ars Textrina

It is our delight and pleasure to welcome all participants to the fourth International

Textiles and Costume Congress (ITCC), hosted for the second time at the Institute of

Technology Bandung (ITB), one of Indonesia's highest-ranking, education establishments.

The International Textiles and Costume Congress (iTCC) was founded through the combined

efforts of staff at the University of Leeds (UK), ITB Indonesia), members of the Costume

Culture Association (CCA) of Korea, and institutions in Turkey (Marmara University,

Istanbul) and Thailand (Kasetsart University, Bangkok). Since its founding, the ITCC has

been closely associated with the organisation known as Ars Textrina.

Ars Textrina itself'has origins going back over thirty years with the founding of a

journal by the same name, at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada, by Professor

Ralph Stantin, also the founder of the Charles Babbage Research Centre (in Winnipeg,

Canada). The first volume of the journal Ars Textrina appeared in 1983, following a

conference concerned with advanced woven structures (held in Mineral Point, Wisconsin,

USA) in July 1983. The associated conference continued to be held on an annual basis, at

university locations in North America until 1995, when the conference was hosted by the

University of Leeds (UK). Subsequently, two issues of the journal Ars Textrino were

published at the University of Leeds, and the organization of the conference was transferred

there also. Ars Textrinn is now considered a UK organization, though membership is drawn

international.

The International Textiles and Costume Congress (ITCC) fosters and develops

knowledge relating to the textiles and costumes of the world. The Congress meets on a bi-

annual basis and the emphasis is on encouraging participation worldwide. Again, lt is a

pleasure to welcome all participants to this Congress, hosted by the prestigious ITB

(Indonesia). Also, we are pleased to extend out thanks and appreciation to the organising

committee and to senior staff of the host institution (ITB) for providing the facilities for the

duration of the conference.

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Dr. Yan Yan Sunarya, M.Sn.

Head of Craft Program StudyInstitut Teknologi Bandung

Welcome to Aula Timur, Institut Teknologi Bandung!

First of all, I am very honored to host this event and would like to convey mygratitude towards the distinguished keynote speakers, presenters, invitees from various

universities and higher education institutions, participant, committee, to ITB and Ars

Tettrina UK, to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design at Institut Teknologi Bandung

ald the staff, to our Craft Program Study staff, to Bekraf as our main supporter,

We are hosting 2017 International Textile and Costume Congress simultaneouslysrith the 70th anniversary of the Faculty of Arts and Design ITB. It takes me back to when

ITCC was first established along with Prof. Michael A. Hann as the president of Ars Textrina,Prof. Biranul Anas who was the Vice Dean of Resources Affairs, and Dr. Ratna Panggabean

r-ho was the Head of Craft Program Study at the time. I myself was still a junior lecturerq-hen Prof. Michael A. Hann first visited ITB. It is now the second time ITB is hosting ITCC.The baton of leadership has been passed on from Prof. Biranul Anas to Dr. Kahfiati Kahdar,who once was a brilliant student of mine.

The theme of the congress this time tackles the milestones in craft and textiles. Inthe past decade, we have witnessed a post-creativity development of textiles and costume

:pearheaded by the post-millenial generation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Textiles and costumes are no longer mono-discipline, inter-discipline, or even multi-discipline subjects. Textiles and costumes have now entered a trans-discipline era, in whichrrsual culture creates a discourse and develops into designs that have true purposes in thehuman daily life.

To encourage this discourse, I would like to wish you all a merry congress, enjoy theexhibition, and soak in the beauty that is Bandung!

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SEMINAR RUNDOWN

KEYNOTE SPEAI(ERS

INNOVATION AND DESIGN IN A CLIMATE OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONM. A. Hann, S. Clark and E. Nykolyszyn

THE PRACTICE AND COMPREHENSION OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL ART INFASHION DESIGN

Baohua Zhang

SHOES AND SHOEMAKING IN TURKISH HISTORYProf. Dr. Cigdem Asuman Cini

GLOBAL MATERIAL TREND: THE ARTISA}TAL APPROACH BEYOND 2017Archiraya Wangkiat

TEXTILE, FASHIO}T, AND TECHNOLOGYKahfiati Kahdar

PARALLEL CLASS, TOPIC: PEOPLE

UP-CYCLING PROCESS OF FABRIC SCRAPS FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENTArini Arumsari, M.Ds

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW IDENTITY OF THE UNIVERSITY POLICE OFFICERSTHROUGH THE EN}IANCEMENT OF THEIR UNIFORMS

Brooke Brandewiel, Injoo Kim1, Myoung-Ok Kiml

HiGHER EDUCATION PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ESTONIAN CRAFTSMANSHIPSirpa Kokko, Ph.D1, Ave Matsin, MA2

EVERY DAY WITH SUMBA: REVITALIZATION OF SUMBA WOVEN IN FASHIONPRODUCTS

Yosepin Sri Ningsih

EXPLORING AND REINVENTING TRADITIONAL TEXTILESDr. Madhu Sharanl, Ms. Mansi Shahl

REVIVAL OF TODA EMBROIDERY- NEEDLECRAFT OF NILGIRISGarima Sharmal, Simmi Bhagat2

ENHANCING LOCAL VALUE IN BATIK SOCIETY THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OFBATIK PATTERN WITH NATURAL DYES

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ENCEIANTING EMBROIDERIES OF BHUJAditi Bhatial, Dr. Simmi Bhagat2, Dr. Ritu Mathur2

ECO-PRINT EXPLORATION USING MIANA PLANTS (COLEUS) ON OUTERWEAR

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Maghfira lzzani Maulania 50

EXPLORATION OF FIGURATIVE PATTERN USING COMPUTERIZED BATIKTECHNIQUE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BATIK BEKASI

Waridah Muthi'ah 51

BATAK TOBA GORGA'S ORNAMENTS APPLICATION WITH SURFACE TEXTILELaura Panggabean 52

SURFACE TEXTILE EXPLORATION FOR INTERIOR PRODUCTS WITH NATUREFEELS

Shinta Dwianty Yoga Puspaningrum 53

EXPLORATION OF 3D TEXTILES STRUCTURE FOR E-TEXTILES USING WEAVINGTECHNIQUE

Sabrina Ilma Sakinal, Innamia Indriani2, Dian Widiawati3 54

STITCH RESIST DYEING TECHNIQUE OF INDO1VESIAN CRAFT MAKERSBintan Titisaril, Dr. Muriel Rigoutl, Prof. Tom Cassidyl, Dr. Alice Dallabonal 55

PARALLEL CLASS, TOPIC: INNOVATION 57

PLASTIC WASTE MATERIAL EXPLORATION FOR FUNCTIONAL PRODUCT (CASE

STUDY: CIBUNUT VILLAGE, BANDUNG)Asyifa Rachmadina Jiniputri, S.Ds1, Dr. Dian Widiawati, S.Sn., M.Sn1 , Dr. RatnaPanggabean, M.Sn.1

APPLICATION OF SMART TEXTILE ON FASHION PRODUCT TO AID PEOPLE WITHPHOTOPHOBIA SYMPTOM (FUTURE FASHION: E]VIIANCI]VG LIFE PROGRAM BYGOETHE INSTITUT - THAILA}ID)

Innamia Indriani 60

LUMINESCENT TEXTILE EXPLORATION BY SURFACE DESIGN COMBINIINGHEART RATE SENSOR A}{D LED INSTALLATION UTILIZED ON FASHION PRODUCT

Amelinda Alysia Anette Valerie Kasoem S.Ds 61

MICROORGANISMS COLORS PIGMENT CLASSIFICATION, THAT GROWN ON SILK,COTTON AND LYOCELL FABRIC

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\dr Surya Pradiptal, Fajar Ciptandi2, Innamia Indriani3, Benny Agung Prayudhal

:.L\.L\A STEMS UTiLIZATION AS A NATURAL FIBER

]Iorinta Rosandinil, Antik Larasatil

SLSTAINABLE APPROACH FOR TRADITIONAL WOVEN SHAWL OF INDIADr. Madhu Sharan(Ph.D)1, Ms. Amrita Jaiswall

L_TILIZATiON OF WASTE BAGASSE AS NON-CLOTHING PRODUCT WITH NON-\\ O\IEN TECHNIQUE (FELTS) (STUDY CASE: SUGAR FACTORY CANE PI,ANTATION

JATITUJUH MAJAIENGKA AND INDRAMAYU WITH SUKAMULYA ViLLAGERS)

Susi Susyanti S. Ds1, Dr. Dian Widiawati, M.Sn1, Dr. Dudy Wiancokoi 66

L-TILIZATION OF EMPTY FRUIT BUNCH OF OIL PALM AS NEW TEXTILE}L\TERIALS FOR ECO-FASHION PRODUCT

^{dltya Putri Kusuma Wardani, S.Ds1 , Dr. Dian Widiawati, S.Sn, M.Sn' 67

PARALLEL CLASS, TOPIC: TRENDS 69

STL-DY SCOPE OF STANDARD QUALIFICATION OF FASHION DESIGNER INL\-DONESIA

Tasyrif Adnan 77

.\ STUDY OF NORMCORE STYLE AS FASHION TREND IN INDONESIADisa Poetri Akarini 72

THE INDONESIAN TEXTILE,S NATURAL COLOR MAPPING (CASE STUDY: BATIKBATANG)

Kahfiati Kahdarl, Chandra Tresnadi2, Tyar Ratuannisa3 73

DESIGN THINKING FOR THE FUTURE PERFORMANCE CLOTHINGHye-Won Lim 74

THE AESTHETIC TRANSFORMATION OF MUSLIM FASHIONI IN INDOI{ESIAPERIOD 7990-2017

Dita Dwi Nitami, Yan Yan Sunarya, Kahfiati Kadar

THE ROLE OF EDUCATIONAL DESIGN INSTITUTION IN DEVELOPING ISLAMICF.{SHIOI\T INDUSTRIES IN BANDUNG

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,ETRATEGY OF TALI AIR BATIK STAMP PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT WITH CREATIVE

RESOURCES IN BANDUNG CITYGhaida Nasya Putri

THE POLITICAL INFLUENCE TOWARDS INDONESIA'S FASHION TREND BETWEEN

2000 - 2017

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EXPLORATION OF LASER CUT TECHNIQUE AND EMBRIODERY WITH

INSPIRATION OF SRIKANDI PUPPET FOR READY'TO-WEAR PRODUCTS

Nabila Indira Akassakti 83

WOMEN'SDRESSESINSPIREDBYTHEVISUALIMAGEOFGUSTAVKLIMT'SARTWORKS

Arsila Imani Bastonus 84

3D PRINTING PLACEMENT AS THE ACCENTS ON COUTURE FASHION INSPIRED

OF DANCE GONG

Merah Dahliya Al Chumaero 85

APPLICATION OF E-TEXTILE ON FASHION PRODUCT WITH WATER CYMATICS

IMAGE BY EXPLORING LED AND SOUND SEI{SOR

Feliana Eka Dewi

LEAVES SKELETON AS TEXTILE FIBER FOR FASHION PRODUCTS

Nabilah Sarah Fauziah 87

ILLUSTRATION OF T,AKE TOBA FOLKLORE WITH TEXTILE PAINTING AND

EMBELLISHMENT TECHNIQUES FOR INTERIOR PRODUCT

Ciaudia Sarah FebrYanti 88

DEVELOPING PATTERN AND TEXTURE II{ BIO COUTURE

Syarifah Emma Khadijah 89

EXPLORATION OF WEAVING AND EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUES FOR FASHION

PRODUCTS WITH DEEP-SEA BIOTA THEME

Dyah Indri Lestari 90

EXPLORATION OF MICROORGANISM ALGAE

Fatimah MursYidah 91

EXPLORATION OF SEAWEED NATURAL FIBER FOR TEXTILE MATERIAL ON

FASHION PRODUCT

Almavastri SidhYa Narnowo 92

CONTEMPORARYINDONESIANBATIKDESIGNSDEVELOPMENTBASEDoNREGIONAL POTENCY AND LOCAL WISDOM AS A SUPPORT PROGRAMME OF

CREATIVE INDT]STRIES IMPROVEMENT IN NATIONAL SCALE

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APPLICATION PERCEPTION OF SUPREMATISM STYLE TO LEATHER-WASTE

MATERIAL PROCESSING To BE INTERIOR PRoDUCT (STUDY OBJECT: CIKUTRA

BANDUNG AREA)

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fPLiCATION OF BAMBOO FIBER BENDING TECHNIQUES IN BAGS PRODUCTSkco Doni Sagita 96

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Thursday, September 7, 2Ol7

07.30 - 07.45 Congress registration

07.45 - 08.15 Opening entertainment

08.15 - 08.20 Opening by Master of Ceremony

08.20 - 08.30 Report from Head of Committee

08.30 - 08.40 Opening remarks from Bekraf. Deputi Riset, Edukasi, dan

Pengembangan Bapak Abdur Rohim Boy Berawi

08.40 - 08.50 Opening remarks from Dean of Faculty of Arts and Design Dr.

Imam Santosa, M.Sn.

08.50 - 09.00 Opening remarks from Ars Textrina, Prof. Michael A. Hann

09.00 - 09.15 Coffee Break

09.15 - 09.45 Keynote speaker 1: Prof. Michael A. Hann

09.45 - 10.15 Keynote speaker 2:Prof. Zhang Baohua

10.15 - 10.45 Keynote speaker 3: Prof. Cigdem Asuman Cini

10.45 - 11.15 Keynote speaker 4: Archiraya Wangkiat

11.15 - 11.45 Keynote speaker 5: Dr. Kahfiati Kahdar, MA.

11.45 - 12.00 Keynote summary and conclusion, parallel session intro

12.00 - 13.00 Lunch break

13.00 - 14.30 Parallel session I (5 speakers)

14.30 - 15.00 Coffee Break

15.00 - 16.30 Parallel session II (3 speakers)

16.30 - 17.30 Poster presentation session

17.30 - 18.00 Gift of Certification

18.00 - 18.30 Closing

18.30 - 20.00 Dinner

Parallel sessions

Topic: People (Room 1)

13.00 - 13.15 Preparations

13.15 - 13.30 Arini Arumsari, M.Ds, "Up-cycling Process of Fabric Scraps for

Community Empowerment"

13.30 - 13.45 Brooke Brandewie, "Development of a lrlew Identity of the

University Police Officers through Enhancement of TheirI-Jniforms"

13.45 - 14.00 Sirpa Kokko, Ph.D., "Higher Education Promoting Sustainable

Estonian Coraftsmanship"

14.00 - 14.15 Yosepin Sri Ningsih, "Every Day with Sumba: Revitalization of

Sumba Woven in Fashion Products"

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Dr. Madhu Sharan, "Exploring and Reinventing TraditionalTextile"Dr. Dian Widiawati, M.Sn., "Enhancing Local Value in BatikSociety Through Development of Batik Pattern with Natural Dves"

Coffee Break

rationsAdlti Bhatia, "Enchanti Embroideries of Bhuj"Maghfira lzz ani M aulania,Plant (Coleus) on Outwear

"Eco-Print Exploration Using MianaProduct"

Waridah Muthi'ah, "Exploration of Figurative Pattern UsingComputerized Batik Technique in the Development of BatikBekasi"

Laura Panggabean, "Batak Toba Gorga's Ornaments Applicationwith Surface Textile"Shinta Dwianty Yoga Puspaningrum, "Surface Textile Explorationfor Interior Products with Natural Feels"

Sabrina IIma Sakina, "Exploration of 3D Textile Structure for E-Textiles Using Weaving Technlque

Bintan Tltisari, "Stitch Resist Dyeing Technique of IndonesianCraft Makers"

Asyifa Rachmadina Jiniputri, "P1astic Wastefor Functional Product (Case Study: Cibunut

Material ExplorationVillage, Bandung)"

Innamla Indriani, S.Ds., M.Ds., "Application of Smart Textile on

fashion Product to Aid people with Photophobia Symptom (Futurefashion: Enhancing Life Program by Goethe Institute-Thailand)"Amelinda Alysia Anette Valerie Kasoem S.Ds., "Luminescenttextile Exploration by Surface Design Combining Heart RateSensor and LED Installation Utilize on Fashion Product"Nidiya Kusmaya, S.Ds., M.Ds., "Microorganism Colors PigmentClassification that Grown on Silk, Cotton, and Lyocell Fabric"Adi Surya Pradipta, "Preliminary Experiment: Development ofTextile Finishing Technology for Insect and Water Repellence on

Cotton Fabric using Ratus and Chitosan"

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Shawl of India"

15.30 - 15.45 Susi Susyantl, S.Ds., "Utilization of Waste Bagasse as Non-

Clothing Product with Non-Woven Technique (Felts). (Study Case:

Sugar Factory Cane Plantation Jatitujuh Majalengka and

Indramayu with Sukamulya Villagers)"

15.45 - 16.00 Aditya Putri Kusuma Wardani, S.Ds., "Utilization of Empty FruitBunch of Palm Oil as New Textile Materials for Eco-Fashion

Product"

Topic: Trends (Room 4)

13.00 - 13.15 Preparations

13.15 - 13.30 Tasyrif Adnan, "Study Scope of Standard Qualification of Fashion

Designers in Indonesia"

13.30 - 13.45 Disa Poetri Akarini, 'A Study of Normcore Style as Fashion Trend

in Indonesia"

13.45 - 14.00 Kahfiati Kahdar, "The Indonesian Textile's Natural Color

Mapping (Case Study: Batik Batang)"

14.00 - 14.15 Hye-won Lim, "Design Thinking for the Future Performance of

Clothins"

14.15 - 14.30 Dita Dwi Nitami, "The Aesthetic Transformation of MuslimFashion in Indonesia Period t990-2017"

14.30 - 15.00 Coffee Break

15.00 - 15.15 Citra Puspitasari, "The Role of Educational Design Institution inDeveloping Islamic Fashion Industries in Bandung"

15.15 - 15.30 Ghaida Nasya Putri, "strategy of 'Tali Air' Batik Stamp Product

Development with Creative Resources in Bandung City"

15.30 - 15.45 Tyar Ratuannisa, "The Political Influence towards Indonesia's

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"Every Day with Sumba" is thetitle of collection produced throughresearch process in order to create fashionproducts by utilizing Sumba woven as themain material and the daily life of Sumbapeople as inspiration. The existence ofSumba woven for the ]ocal and outsidecommunities has undergone some

changes withln this century. Based on

earlier research, those were caused by twomain factors which were the tourism andIocal regulation. Originally Sumba wovenwas produced in a very manual process,

although some areas have shifted in morepractical ways but they are still moreconventional when compared with otherregions in Indonesia. This manual process

makes Sumba woven's price high, but themarketability is not likely because thecompetition of woven from other regionsthat are currently traded in Sumba itself.Related to this situation, the role ofvarious parties in order to increase thelocal potential is required. One ofthem isthe role of designers to continueinnovating through their products.

In this study, the researcher as adesigner tried to approach the localweaver to make various woven size. The

variation of sizing was expected to avoiddesigners from cutting the big size ofwoven because of its pattern composition.By producing smaller variety of sizes, thewoven can be sold easier so that the localweaver economy would be more stable,therefore improved. The manual weavingprocess so far had not been widely knownby the Indonesian community, especiallyby those who are the market of thiscollection. Due to that fact, researcherintended to pour it into a series ofillustrations with embroidery techniquescombined with Sumba woven into a

fashion collection.

Various methods were conductedto obtain comprehensive understandingincluding expert interviews, libraryresearch, current trend, market, fieldstudy, and local weaver approach. Thesemethods resulted in a collection titled"Every Day with Sumba" which wasexpected to fulfill the market needs ofready-to-wear fashion products withoutlosing the impression of locality as a

potential in Indonesia.

Keywords: illustration, ready-to-wear,Sumba, wouen

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