After all, there is a Pine Forest located near to the site. Photography becomes the next reason why many people visiting Puncak Kelir. According to the keeper, it is able to accommodate up to 100 campers! As for the camping ground, the size is big enough to accommodate both local campers and those who come from other regions. If tourists don’t want to suffer from carrying heavy camping equipment, they can simply hire a porter. The next reason for visiting Puncak Kelir is to conduct camping either with friends or families. Not to mention a stunning panorama accompanies everyone while heading to the site. Also, it is done by trekking! Despite the tiredness, it gives a satisfaction to those who love nature and hiking. The fact is everyone needs to spend about 2 hours in order to get to the top of the hill. One of them is to enjoy an outdoor adventure or trekking. People have many reasons for visiting Puncak Kelir. Another impressive feature is the presence of a campground located in some parts of the site. If tourists come early in the morning, they can witness the stunning sunrise! What about the facilities? There is a gazebo located on the top of it, so tourists can rest and relax while watching those panoramas. Moreover, Rawa Pening Lake is also seen beautifully from up there. Even the sea of clouds can be seen clearly during a good weather! As for other views, tourists can see Merbabu and Telomoyo Mountain. It resides on 715 meters above the sea level, so it comes with refreshing air and superb panoramas. In fact, some people also take advantage of the site to enjoy relaxation and to eradicate stresses.Īs the name suggests, Puncak Kelir is the part of Kelir Mountain. The prime concept is a natural viewing post on where tourists can enjoy sightseeing and photography. Not to mention it is the part of Ambarawa City at Semarang Regency. The location is in Gertas Village and it belongs to Jambu Sub-District. As for the reference, Puncak Kelir should be another wonderful spot to collect great photos. This explains why they always look for a new place to satisfy such hobby. These days, more people are into photography. Through its participation in Seoul Fashion Kode 2018, bateeq is bringing its inspiring collection of contemporary and traditional batik motifs to the international stage amplifying this age-old artform in the mainstream fashion industry.Puncak Kelir in Semarang City, Central Java Province Additionally, the clothing line also blends jacquard woven fabrics made from wool-cupro, cotton, and polyester. These contrasting colours enhance the distinct design of every piece in the collection.įurthermore, the brand took the opportunity to demonstrate its use of more sustainable materials such as tencel which is made from wood pulp cellulose and is fully biodegradable. In capturing the colour themes associated with the winter season, bateeq has incorporated the colour blocking method that pairs the bold palettes of autumnal hues - red, orange and white - with varying tones of blue and black. As such, when viewed from up close, every piece presents its own individual style with subtle differences in texture, colour, and design. Utilizing laser cutting technology to apply the trompe-l’oeil technique, the collection produces silhouette-like effects to create an optical illusion. Combined with the batik motif Gringsing, the design symbolises prosperity and fertility. The Lituhayu motif is formed in the shape of a crow, using designs from the clothing of the Wayang character Dewi Larasati. The Banji motif contains straight and twisting lines that symbolises how life should be led with firmness as well as flexibility. Kawung Prabu was traditionally reserved for royalty as the motif represents power and justice. This motif was combined with the Kawung Prabu and Banji batik designs. Delikan - meaning to hide in Javanese - signifies that images can be used to convey important messages such as morals and ethics. The clothing line incorporates two motifs, Delikan, and Lituhayu. At the event, bateeq’s CEO and Creative Director Ms Michelle Tjokrosaputro unveiled the brand’s latest Fall/Winter collection themed ‘Kelir’ - refers to the screen used in this artform, which included combining elements of Indonesia’s traditional culture of batik and shadow puppet plays with modern designs creating a truly original collection. SFK is an annual fashion exhibition and trade show which aims to provide a platform for South Korean and international fashion brands to showcase their creativity and unique collections. On 17 th March 2018, bateeq participated in Seoul Fashion Kode (SFK) 2018, which was held at the S-Factory in Seoul, South Korea.
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