Batik and Creative Center
Empowering Banyuwangi’s batik artisans through a dedicated gallery, creative hub, and coworking facilities, all designed to support collaboration, skill development, and cultural preservation.
The Batik Gallery
Showcases a curated collection of authentic Banyuwangi batik, featuring traditional motifs, contemporary interpretations, and the skilled craftsmanship of local artisans. This space serves as a cultural window into Banyuwangi’s heritage, celebrating the artistry and identity of the region.
The Creative Space
Designed to support workshops, collaboration, and coworking activities, providing an open environment where artisans, creative entrepreneurs, and communities can learn, create, and innovate together. It serves as a hub for skill development, idea exchange, and community-driven creativity.
Coworking Membership
Join our coworking community and access a creative, collaborative workspace.
Collaborate & Create
Partner with us to run workshops, projects, or creative programs.
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Our Recent Blog
July 24, 2026
Getting to Know the Osing Language: The Mother Tongue of Banyuwangi's Osing Community
Discover the Osing language (Basa Using), the native language of Banyuwangi's Osing community. Learn about its centuries-old origins, distinctive pronunciation, unique vocabulary, oral traditions, and the ongoing efforts to preserve one of East Java's most important cultural identities.
July 24, 2026
The Legend of Sritanjung and Sidopekso: The Origin of the Word 'Banyuwangi'
Discover the legend of Sritanjung and Sidopekso, the tragic love story believed to have inspired the name Banyuwangi. Explore its enduring legacy through Taman Sritanjung, Banyuwangi Ethno Carnival, and the cultural traditions that continue to keep this famous folklore alive.
July 23, 2026
Getting to Know the Osing Tribe: The Original Identity of Banyuwangi's People
Looking for creative things to do in Banyuwangi beyond batik? Discover hands-on cultural experiences, from learning the traditional Gandrung dance and playing gamelan to weaving bamboo, carving Mount Ijen sulfur souvenirs, and creating botanical prints through eco print workshops.