If the city of Solo is famous for his Klewer Market, famous for Jogja Beringharjo market. Traditional markets are located in the southern part of Malioboro street and close to the castle Vredeburg is one characteristic of Jogja. This market is very broad and consists of three floors with each floor and the place has a post merchandise different. This time you will be invited to explore and find items you are looking for. But first prepare yourself for jostling and bargain prices. You ready? Come ...!!!!
One of the gifts are widely available in the market Beringharjo is considering batik batik is also one special item of Jogja. If used batik identical to the things that smelled so attached to traditional Javanese customs and parents, has now become one of the trends for all ages.
Collection of batik in this market is complete, both for children, teens, and parents, all available in various models, including if you want to buy batik uniforms for families. Various kinds of batik can be found here, from batik cloth, jarit (batik cloth for clothing subordinate Java), batik clothes for the reception or formal event, gown batik, batik bedsheets, to home accessories of batik.
Stalls in the market are selling various Beringharjo batik made by the small businessmen and middle class so as not many well-known brand or a particular brand, although there are some. So this market is right for those who are not fanatical about a particular brand of batik.
This line of batik stalls located on the front of the left wing and part of the market after entering the main door to the back 75 yards. Lots of stalls selling batik-smelling things, so you can travel from one stall to another stall. The price is also very diverse, from which tens of thousands to tens of thousands could be found. The key to shopping at this place is a cleverness to choose goods with good quality and the ability to bargain. Not impossible, to get quality goods is not too good but the price is high enough.
There are two options that are sold in Batik Beringharjo market that is batik and batik printing. Batik batik print is printed with a machine motive, motive batik while the original was made slowly from the creator's hand using materials and tools that evening called canting. To distinguish them, look at the inside and outside of batik cloth that will be purchased. If the inside and outside is not the same, which is printed on the outside of the far more obvious, then that is a batik print, but if the inside and outside the same, that's batik. Because of the complexity of manufacture, batik prices relatively far more expensive.
Batik in Beringharjo market can be purchased in large quantities because, apart from tourists who buy souvenirs batik enough, this market is a wholesale center of batik retail sales in and outside Jogja Jogja. Unfortunately, this market is only open until 5pm.
One more thing to remember, Beringharjo market, like other markets are prone to public places pickpockets. Berhatilah careful with your valuables, who knows, there are pickpockets who were watching. Are you ready to shop batik?
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