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How does Indonesian batik differ from MALAYSIAN batik?

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Indonesian batik is a very ancient tradition and no one in the world makes batik as beautifully, as finely crafted or as splendidly as Indonesia does.Only a person who has no real knowledge or understanding of batik would even dream of comparing Indonesian batik with Malaysian batik. The difference in standards is SIMPLY too big. Even today a Malaysian woman who wants a truly spectacular batik will buy an Indonesian batik. Very few Malaysian women buy batiks now though because they dress in the Arab tradition rather than in the tradition of our ANCESTORS. This is not the case with Indonesians who know how to appreciate a good quality batik which they will save and pass on from generation to generation and wear for the most important events and ceremonies in their lives. These are used as sarongs. The less high quality batiks are cut into dresses and shirts and used daily for lesser events. Added to which on Fridays all civil servants and many private sector employees will wear batik to the office and we wear our batik with joy. As one of Indonesia’s most famous batuk manufacturers Obin Kowara once said, “We Indonesians are born with batik, we literally BREATH and smell and feel batik since birth and we love and respect it.” A true batik requires a lengthy process and can take months to make. This is why Indonesians were so deeply offended when Malaysia tried to get UNESCO to give batik, Malaysian World Heritage status. Even today most Malaysian batik is MADE by Indonesians living in Malaysia. Batik is an ancient Javanese tradition dating back at least as far as Majapahit and the best and finest batiks in the world are made in Java. This is why UNESCO turned down Malaysia’s request and gave world heritage status for batik to Indonesia instead.

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What are the characteristics of Romantic art? Romantic art focused on emotions, feelings, and moods of all kinds including spirituality, imagination, mystery, and FERVOR. The SUBJECT MATTER varied widely including landscapes, religion, revolution, and peaceful beauty.

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Kishangarh was a small state in central Rajasthan founded by Kishan Singh (1609-1615), a son of Raja Udai Singh of Jodhpur. The state developed under Rup Singh (1644-1658), a favourite of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, and Kishangarh remained unusually dependent on the Mughal court and its CULTURE. While there is little evidence of PAINTING in the seventeenth century, in the eighteenth century Kishangarh produced perhaps the most important school of Rajasthani painting. By tradition the greatest patron of painting at Kishangarh was Raja Savant Singh (r1748-1764), an accomplished poet and religious devotee, as well as a friend of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah. His poems, written under the pseudonym of Nagai Das, were intensely devotional verse in praise of Krishna and celebrating Krishna's love for Radha and their lives in a mythical Brindaban INSPIRED by Kishangarh's beautiful scenery around Lake Gundaloo. In about 1740 he fell in love with a bewitching singer and poetess whose real name is unknown but who is known as Bani Thani. Their love became legendary, and inspired much of the evocative and romantic painting for which Kishangarh is justly famous.

While Savant Singh was a great inspiration to Kishangarh, it seems many of the large miniatures for which Kishangarh is most admired were painted in the reigns of succeeding rajas, since Savant himself spent so much of his time away from Kishangarh either dwelling in Brindaban with his beloved Bani Thani or going on pilgrimages (Binney and Archer, 1968, 37). It is generally accepted that larger paintings such as this one began to be produced during the reign of his Sardar Singh (1756-1766). This painting conveys the luxury and elegance of the Kishangarh court while the setting of a musical performance on a marble terrace with a bevy of beautiful ladies recalls the popularity of such a subject with Muhammad Shah's court artists. In this painting a blue-skinned Krishna, wearing a gold turban, is seated under a canopy with his beloved Radha and a servant, surrounded by musicians, servants and court ladies. The absence of men would suggest this scene was TAKING place in the 'zenana' (the few depicted would be eunuchs). In the balcony above the focus on Krishna is echoed in the central courtly couple, an earthly parallel to the divine couple below. The elongated figural style and distinguished faces with their sharp noses and chins, and long curving eyes and eyebrows, which are so distinctive to Kishangarh, are here fully evolved. The atmosphere of wealth, luxury and refinement to be seen in the best of Kishangarh painting is beautifully conveyed.

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A. Manufacture of foodIt is the PRIMARY function of green leaves. The process is called photosyn­thesis by which leaf manufactures food MATERIAL in the presence of sunlight and green pigment- chlorophyll present in the leaf. The preparation of food mate­rial takes place out of water and car­bon dioxide obtained from the soil and the air respectively.

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B. Interchange of gasesIt takes place both for respiration and photosynthesis. There are numerous, minute openings present on the leaves, called stomata, through which gaseous exchange takes place between the atmosphere and the plant body.

B. Interchange of gasesIt takes place both for respiration and photosynthesis. There are numerous, minute openings present on the leaves, called stomata, through which gaseous exchange takes place between the atmosphere and the plant body.C. Evaporation of water

B. Interchange of gasesIt takes place both for respiration and photosynthesis. There are numerous, minute openings present on the leaves, called stomata, through which gaseous exchange takes place between the atmosphere and the plant body.C. Evaporation of waterWater absorbed by the ROOT hairs of the plant is evaporated from the leaf surface during the day time. It gener­ally takes place through the stomatal openings. The phenomenon is known as transpiration. This process allows the plant to absorb water and minerals from the soil and conduct the same to the top of the plant.

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D. Storage of foodFleshy leaves of Indian aloe, Portulaca and fleshy scale leaves of onion store food materials and water for the future of the plants. Fleshy and suc­culent leaves of xerophytic plants grow­ing in desert area always store a huge quantity of water, mucilage and food materials.

D. Storage of foodFleshy leaves of Indian aloe, Portulaca and fleshy scale leaves of onion store food materials and water for the future of the plants. Fleshy and suc­culent leaves of xerophytic plants grow­ing in desert area always store a huge quantity of water, mucilage and food materials.E. Vegetative propagation

D. Storage of foodFleshy leaves of Indian aloe, Portulaca and fleshy scale leaves of onion store food materials and water for the future of the plants. Fleshy and suc­culent leaves of xerophytic plants grow­ing in desert area always store a huge quantity of water, mucilage and food materials.E. Vegetative propagationLeaves of Bryophyllum, Begonia and Kalanchoe produce buds by means of which they give rise to new plants by vegetative propagation. In these cases when leaf lamina touches the ground, the leaf margin at point produces roots and form a bud that grows into a new plant.

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