A Glimpse of Warlami
WARLAMI (Indonesian Natural Dye Association) is a non-profit organization, which brings together actors (artisans, craftsmen, or makers) of wastra (traditional fabric) with dyes from natural materials, activists, and academics from various regions in Indonesia who have a love, vision, and mission regarding the reuse of natural colors and natural fibers for Nusantara wastra.

Vision
To become an association organization that is able to play an important role in efforts to strengthen natural dyed textiles and environmentally friendly natural fibers .
Mission
Driving efforts to improve the quality of natural colors and natural fibers in Indonesia with sustainable sources and their use in the national craft industry .
Organizational Values

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Cultural conservation
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Environmental conservation
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Economic empowerment of natural dye actors
Organization's
History

Warlami: from a movement to an official national organization
Movement
Association
Body Law
Organizational structure
National Scope Member Network
Initially, it was a natural color movement initiated by the Directorate of Small and Medium Enterprises, Ministry of Industry, and a number of textile activists.
Becoming a legal entity in the form of a company
return with a notarial deed in 2015
Have definitive management
Currently has an increasingly wide network of members and activists in various provinces
Management Team

Myra Widiono
Chairman

Anastasia Inne Adhi
Vice Chairman

Suroso
Secretary General

M. Wahyudi Aji
Treasurer

Dian Widiawati
Academics

Didit Pradito
Natural Color & Fiber Academics

Sancaya Rini
Product Development

Gina Sutono
Institutional Relations

Cendy Mirnaz
Membership Coordinator

Theresia Dorothy
Documentation

Kornelis Ndapakamang
Natural Dye Trainer

Moch. Wahyudi Aji
Natural Dye Trainer

Saiful Nurudin
Natural Dye Trainer

Rosvita Sensiana
Natural Dye Trainer
Supervisor

Rahardi Ramelan

Euis Saedah

Bambang Israwan
Membership Network

The network of textile artists within Warlami currently encompasses individuals living in various regions where textile entities exist. Nearly all of them are still actively creating textiles, both batik and woven, using natural dyes.
Warlami is a group of over a thousand natural dye textile producers across Indonesia, spread across 13 provinces and 31 regencies and cities. The number of participating textile producers continues to grow, as many regions possess a natural dye textile heritage that remains untapped and untouched by development efforts.
Regional Warlami Figures
In pioneering and building the natural dye textile ecosystem in the region, Warlami consistently strives to bring out local natural dye textile champions. They serve as an extension of Warlami in the region and serve as key figures whose potential must be supported in advancing our natural dye textile industry.



