Sales
The Sales Section is responsible for
all the Society's publications including the annual calendar,
books, and note cards. The section oversees the complete life
cycle of each publication from its beginning as an idea, through
the editing and printing processes, to its distribution and
sale. Revenue from publications is an important source of income
for the organization. Members with skills such as photography,
drawing, editing, printing, and marketing will find this group
fulfilling.
NOW AVAILABLE!
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2008 Calendar
The 2008 calendar is now available
and is a spectacular representation of the theme, "Transport
in Indonesia". Be sure to pick up your copies wherever
our publications are sold. The calendar is priced at Rp.
50,000 each. |
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Anniversary Newsletter
The Anniversay Newsletter is a
special edition newsletter, compiled in celebration of
35 years of the Indonesian Heritage Society. Buy yours
as a momento and as a history of the organsation over
the years. Cost Rp.20,000.
Heritage Napkin Rings
These stylish napkin rings were
produced for the Gala Dinner but have proven so popular,
we thought to offer them to everyone! The cost is Rp.40,000
per ring. |
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Batik Pesisir Cards (5 cards in
a cover)
North coast Javanese batik - batik pesisir
- is a melding of international artistic styles. A thriving
trade with China, India, and the countries of the Mediterranean
area, along with Dutch colonial influences, led to the intermarriage
of foreigners with Indonesia’s native peoples.
Indo-Chinese, Indo-Arabians and Indo-Europeans
all inhabited the north coast of Java from the mid-19th to the
mid-20th century. Most of the designs found on batik pesisir
are naturalistic and show a strong foreign cultural influence
with various color variations.
The coastal locations of Cirebon and
Indramayu also inspire their designs to be closely related to
the sea. Price Rp 25.000.
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Gift
Bags
Looking for gift bags? Our gift
bags are not only colorful, but are constructed of recycled,
high-quality paper and are assembled by a local yayasan.
They’re available in two sizes at the Library and other
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Poster
The charm of the 2006 calendar is the
inspiration for a new poster, Window on Indonesia. This poster
is perfect for framing or drymounting and is a wonderful representation
of Indonesia.
Available
Publications
The
Jakarta Explorer (3rd edition) |
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As one of the world's largest cities, Jakarta poses
quite a challenge to those wanting to discover its often
hidden riches. "The Jakarta Explorer"
provides the reader with information and guidelines
that make it possible for anyone to "explore"
Jakarta and gain a far greater understanding of the
city and its surrounding areas than they could possibly
achieve by restricting themselves to the more frequently
visited tourist sites. The information in this book
has taken many years and numerous volunteer hours to
amass. There are over 165 sites of cultural and historical
interest to visit. The book is full of beautiful color
photographs, detailed information concerning the sites
with map locations and opening times. To all readers
of "The Jakarta Explorer", we hope
this third edition helps guide you to places that will
give you a greater appreciation and understanding of
the diverse and colorful city of Jakarta.
Exceptional
value at Rp100,000.
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Aspects
of Indonesian Culture |
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The third edition of Aspects of Indonesian
Culture provides an informative and well-researched
introduction to the enormous richness of Indonesian
culture, and is particularly appropriate for newcomers
or visitors to the archipelago.
Whilst the
first two editions focused on the cultures of Java and
Sumatra this edition includes the island of Sulawesi,
however all the information has been expanded, enlarged
and updated. Importantly this edition includes an
in-depth bibliography for further study, if wished. The
aim has been to provide an introduction to Indonesia for
newcomers and visitors to the archipelago.
Great value
at Rp 30,000 |
Aspects
de la culture indonesienne |
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La deuxième version française
de " ASPECTS DE LA CULTURE INDONESIENNE "
vient d'être publiée par la Indonesian Heritage Society.
Ce petit livre est une bonne introduction à l'immense
richesse de la culture indonésienne et et il est particulièrement
adapté aux visiteurs et nouveaux arrivants dans l'archipel.Alors
que la première version traitait essentiellement de
Java et Sumatra, cette nouvelle édition inclut également
l'île de Sulawesi. e plus
les informations concernant Jave ert Sumatra ont été
complétées et mises à jour. Finalement, une importante
bibliographie figure dans la dernière partie de ce livre
et permettra , a ceux qui le désirent, des lectures
et études plus approfondies.
Prix:
30 000 Rp.
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The
Museum Guide |
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This
colorful Guidebook features a cross-section of exhibits
from the Museum Nasional. It aims to give all visitors
to the Museum an interesting insight into Indonesia's
rich culture. It is a very useful guide during a Museum
visit and also serves as a wonderful souvenir of the
many treasures housed within this historic building.
Incredible
value at only Rp. 40,000.
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Japanese
Museum Guide |
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Lovingly translated from the
English version by members of the Japanese Section of
the Indonesian Heritage Society, this book is beautifully
presented and is a wonderful souvenir item.
Priced at only Rp. 40,000.
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Korean
Museum Guide |
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Beautiful translated
from the English by members of the Korean Tour Guides,
this book is useful and delightful to read.
Priced at Rp. 40.000.
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Chinese
Museum Guide |
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An excellent
translation from the English by the active Chinese Tour
Guides, this book is useful and beautifully produced.
Priced at Rp. 40.000.
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Other
Products in the Sales Section (available at the Library) |
Museum
Projects Series
This series
of booklets is the culmination of research conducted by
the Museum Projects group and is designed to introduce
you to the various sections of the Museum Nasional and
to enhance your visits .
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Ganesha Booklet
The Stone Sculpture Study
Group is proud to present booklet No. 3 of the Museum
Project Series entitled, Ganesha. Readers of this
fascinating booklet receive an introduction to this
important Hindu deity and will be able to identify
the unique traits of the Ganesha statues housed
at the Museum Nasional.
The Museum Projects Series
is the culmination of research conducted by the
various study groups and is designed to enhance
your appreciation of the displays at the Museum
Nasional. The entire series is available for purchase
at the Library, the Museum Nasional and everywhere
Indonesian Heritage Society publications are sold.
The cost is Rp. 25,000 per booklet. |
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Durga Booklet
This fascinating
booklet is No. 2 in the Museum Projects Series. From
this issue, learn about the Javanese interpretation
of the Hindu goddess/warrior Durga and the many statues
at the Museum Nasional that honour her victories.
Only Rp. 25,000.
Martaban
Booklet
No.
1 in the Museum Projects Series, this booklet is packed
with colourful pictures and detailed descriptions of
the beautiful Martaban ceramic jars found at the Museum
Nasional. Learn where they originated and what they
were used for.
Only
Rp. 25,000..
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The Indonesian Heritage Society is pleased
to present two sets of note cards depicting contemporary
works of Indonesian painters. These colorful cards are
reproductions of paintings from the private collection
of a member of the Heritage Society. Each set contains
five note cards with envelopes and is value-priced at
Rp. 25,000.
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| Textures of Indonesia
Wrapping Paper |
Each package
contains four different sheets of paper illustrating
poleng cloth, wooden shutters, shipcloth and a woven
mat. This high-quality wrapping paper presents contemporary
perspectives on very traditional textures. Priced at
only Rp. 40,000 per package including matching gift
tags.
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