Indonesian fans made of bamboo and batik fabric

This image shows a collection of four hand fans, each with vibrant and distinctive patterns deeply inspired by traditional Indonesian Batik textiles. Here is a breakdown of the designs shown: Top (Yellow and white): This fan features a bold, high-contrast floral pattern, likely a modern take on batik motifs, characterized by large, spreading flowers. Second (Turquoise and white): This fan displays a dense, symmetrical, and geometric repeating pattern. This is reminiscent of Kawung batik motifs or similar traditional designs often found in Javanese textiles. Third (Rust/Red, beige and brown): This fan shows a combination of patterns. The left side features circular motifs (similar to Parang or stylized organic shapes), while the right side displays angular, structured geometric lines. Bottom (Black, gold/yellow and white): This is a classic example of a floral batik design with stylized leaves and flowers. The dark background makes the intricate, light-colored details stand out, an aesthetic common in many batik traditions from central Java. The four fans are constructed with traditional folding mechanisms, likely using bamboo or lightweight wooden ribs at the base, and fabric stretched over the frame to create the fan's surface.