Sendi and Sulur is part of the Bauhaus-inspired batik design collaboration between bATIKTEKTURA and Dr. Mimi Zaleha Abdul Ghani.

“Sendi” emphasizes the stability and cohesion of the design elements. The lines, circles, and angles in the pattern appear firmly connected, portraying harmony and balance. The structured form within the design is akin to a framework or an architectural foundation. It symbolizes the deliberate arrangement of shapes and patterns, creating a strong, purposeful design.

“Sulur” implies an organic and flowing touch to the design, evoking the idea of interwoven or extending forms. It suggests that while the design is geometric, it has a natural, interconnected rhythm and flow, much like vines or tendrils spreading gracefully.

The motifs in the Bauhaus batik collection seek to highlight not only the strength and connection of the designs but also its timeless elegance, tying it to the idea of a lasting architectural masterpiece. It reflects the Bauhaus precision while maintaining a poetic Malay essence.