Discover More About Designer Edward Hutabarat

5 DECEMBER 2017

Last August, renowned Indonesian designer Edward Hutabarat held an exhibition titled “Tangan-Tangan Renta” (which literally means “old hands”) centered on the striped woven fabric known as lurik. The exhibition went on for a week featuring several installations, photographs and videos about the textile—the result of seven years of research.
The exhibition was opened by a fashion show featuring the traditional textile. None of the pieces on show, however, were sold to the general public.
As a matter of fact, Hutabarat no longer runs any boutiques and offers his works in a more personalized, way. If you want to buy one of his pieces, you will need to come face-to-face with the spirited designer. And a short while ago, I had the opportunity to do just that.

Designer Edward Hutabarat preserves ‘lurik’ in his latest exhibition

Renowned Indonesian designer Edward Hutabarat encourages people to have more knowledge about the striped woven material lurik by holding a photography, video and installation exhibition as well as a fashion show. 

Tuesday, February 20 From 6 - 8 pm.
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Edward Hutabarat & Kemendikbud Exhibit “Borobudur” & “Selimut Nusantara” in L’Indonésie au Carrousel du Louvre, Best of Indonesia

Presenting the beauty of Borobudur temple photography and the legacy of the Archipelogo’s Woven Wastra, this innovation-spirited exhibition opens on 28 November 2023, featuring the beautiful of the Diva, Anggun

Tuesday, February 20, 2024
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KABAKIL by Edward Hutabarat: An Inspiration from the East

Fashion designer and a cultural practitioner Edward Hutabarat (Edo) respects and appreciates local culture, particularly traditional ikat weaving. His love of the Sumbanese cultural heritage was reflected in his winter collection, named KABAKIL Collection.

Tuesday, February 20 From 6 - 8 pm.
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