Eko Haryanto, Desain Komunikasi Visual (D3) (2022) A Carved Motif Design Development on a Kudus Gebyok Door, Indonesia. ISVS e-journal, 9 (3).

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Abstract

The Pencu traditional house was originally built between 1749 AD - 1945 AD and reflected the culture and the prosperous and established economic welfare order of the Kudus people. The traditional culture of the Pencu house is one of the multitudes of cultures of Indonesia. Kudus traditional house is unique because of the carvings of the gebyok. This study explores the various forms of carving art with sacred motifs on gebyok of Kudus. This can be useful for preserving the culture of the Kudus people and the advancement of carving in the city of Kudus. The carving motifs applied in the gebyok design develop the previous motifs. However, the shapes and patterns are still maintained in their originality. The results show that the design of the Kudus gebyok door engages carving motifs. Several motifs have been developed and applied to the design of the Kudus gebyok door, namely leaf stalks, shells, flowers, kala, nanasan, and sulur-suluran

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