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Jakarta in three museum collections
In Jakarta, one museum pairs wayang puppets with gamelan, another holds batik and woven cloth, and a third presents Indonesian artists’ work in a nineteenth-century building.
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Wayang and gamelan
According to the Jakarta museum listing, the Wayang Museum keeps puppets, dolls and gamelan sets, and the building was inaugurated as a museum in 1975.[1]
Batik, woven cloth and equipment
According to the same listing, the Textile Museum keeps batik and woven fabrics alongside a collection of textile equipment.[1]
Art and ceramics in an older building
The Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum occupies a building built between 1866 and 1870. Its collection includes works by Indonesian artists.[1]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
What else does the Wayang Museum keep besides puppets?
Dolls and gamelan sets, according to the Jakarta museum listing.[1]
What does the Textile Museum keep?
Batik and woven fabrics plus textile equipment.[1]
What does the Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum show?
Works by Indonesian artists, in a building built between 1866 and 1870.[1]
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