West Java Batik Education Proposed for School Curriculum, Ministry of Culture Supports Museum Initiative
West Java, Indonesia, is moving towards integrating batik, a traditional craft, into the school curriculum as local content. The Ministry of Culture has expressed support for this initiative and also for the establishment of a batik museum.
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