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52 1. floral motif salendangs about 50cm wide which photos indicate can also be worn as loose breastcloth - batiking done on plain mori Jawa 2. kains 96-97cm wide (no seaming) - [[crossed-out]] done on [[crossed-out]] batik work, mainly geometrical arrangements of dots in squares, triangles, stripes, etc., done atop a grid of lurik 3. simple warp and weft (double) ikat with ikat appearing as simple white dashes on an indigo base all weaving still done on backstraps-govn. tried to introduce ATBM but women rejected, saying they "weren't strong enough" Rens feels they probably feared men would take over the weaving has been a big drive by Petanian for some yeas to plant cotton before Tuban thru hinterland along coast dying done in Tuban by old women - no. of rituals and taboos old women because forbidden to do 53 dying if having mens or fighting with husband, etc. elsewhere on Java men may have been tukang medel but Rens feels only after commercializ. of urgan workshop prod - not trad. Tuban still barters cloth in local market, Pasar Kerek Tuban near coast and get additional [[white out]] income from fishing - is a fishing coop Rens began going to Tuban in 1977 - they save best pieces now for her and she insists on high quality standards - pays up to 12,000 Rp each in the village and resells to foreign residents of Jak and museums, etc. abroad for +/- 60,000 Rp each formerly a Surabaya woman named Mrs. Prihadi actively traded in the village, but no quality control - now gets some pieces from Rens ((I think Mrs. Prihadi is the one who sells to Asmoro's shop in Aryaduta)) [[left margin]] different villages [[left margin]] in Tuban cotton planting done by