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Berpantang..post natal

Amalan Berpantang..(BAHASA)

Hari ni saya just nk share berkenaan amalan berpantang.  Tempoh berpantang semestinya sangat mencabar buat ibu terutama sekali bagi yang pertama kali melahirkan anak. Penjagaan selepas bersalin adalah sangat penting untuk mengembalikan kesihatan ibu setelah mengandung dan mengalami pelbagai perubahan fizikal dan juga naik turun tahap kesihatan. Juga mengembalikan bentuk badan seperti sebelumnya.

Semasa bersalin, badan kita kehilangan banyak darah. Oleh sebab itu, ibu tidak boleh sama-sekali mengabaikan soal penjagaan diri selepas bersalin. Tempoh berpantanglah yang akan memastikan badan ibu sembuh daripada luka-luka dalaman ketika bersalin.

Jika kita mengabaikan tempoh berpantang, banyak masalah kesihatan fizikal dan mental yang akan berlaku. Orang-orang tua tak mengalakkan kita membuat terlalu banyak pergerakan secara kasar/ berat takutnya nanti luka bersalin akan tertetas kembali atau mungkin kedudukan rahim akan jatuh. Mereka juga tak benarkan kita minum terlalu banyak air dan sebagainya.. ada nasihat yang boleh digunapakai.. ada juga nasihat yang berupa mitos semata-mata :D

Sebagai persediaan untuk berpantang secara tradisional, anda perlu ketahui dan ikuti tip penjagaan seperti berikut :

• Bertungku
• Berurut
• Berbengkung / berbarut
• Berpilis
• Mandi air rebusan daun / herba
• Minum/ Makan Jamu
• Tidur & rehat yang cukup

Bila youols nk berpantang tu, jangan lupa gunakan kain batik ADRIANA BATIK, memang berbaloi.. selesa sangat rasanya, material berkualiti.  pastu nk hadiahkan pada mak bidan pun kenalah bagi kain batik yang berkualiti.. bukan mahal pun..international exportast lagi.. 

paling penting dan terpenting sekali adalah berfikiran positif dan jangan sesekali rase bila dah ada anak badan gemuk, tak cantik, dan susahnya bila dah dapat anak.  think positive ok. anak adalah amanah, rezeki dari Allah.

xoxo..Adriana Batik.

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History of batik

here i share with you the history of batik.. this story is about batik painting and maybe its seems like batik sarong.  batik sarong material is from high quality cotton and basically batik painting materials used silk..

Evidence of early examples of batik have been found in the Far East, Middle East, Central Asia and India from over 2000 years ago. It is conceivable that these areas developed independently, without the influence from trade or cultural exchanges. However, it is more likely that the craft spread from Asia to the islands of the Malay Archipelago and west to the Middle East through the caravan route. Batik was practised in China as early as the Sui Dynasty (AD 581-618). These were silk batiks and these have also been discovered in Nara, Japan in the form of screens and ascribed to the Nara period (AD 710-794). It is probable that these were made by Chinese artists. They are decorated with trees, animals, flute players, hunting scenes and stylised mountains.

No evidence of very old cotton batiks have been found in India but frescoes in the Ajunta caves depict head wraps and garments which could well have been batiks. In Java and Bali temple ruins contain figures whose garments are patterned in a manner suggestive of batik. By 1677 there is evidence of a considerable export trade, mostly on silk from China to Java, Sumatra, Persia and Hindustan. In Egypt linen and occasionally woollen fabrics have been excavated bearing white patterns on a blue ground and are the oldest known and date from the 5th century A.D. They were made in Egypt, possibly Syria. In central Africa resist dyeing using cassava and rice paste has existed for centuries in the Yoruba tribe of Southern Nigeria and Senegal.

Indonesia, most particularly the island of Java, is the area where batik has reached the greatest peak of accomplishment. The Dutch brought Indonesian craftsmen to teach the craft to Dutch warders in several factories in Holland from 1835. The Swiss produced imitation batik in the early 1940s. A wax block form of printing was developed in Java using a cap.

By the early 1900s the Germans had developed mass production of batiks. There are many examples of this form of batik as well as hand-produced work in many parts of the world today. Computerisation of batik techniques is a very recent development.

Source :batikguild.org.uk Reproduced from The Art of Batik,
written and published by The Batik Guild, 1999