Can we call Batik just by seeing the ornamentation in traditional textiles? The answer is interestingly No, since batik is also realized to be the process of the mbatik. Thus, the batik ornaments cannot be separated from the process of the making. Relating to the previous facts, there exist some differences on crafting Batik respect to the local places and traditions, be it the Batik Vorstenlanden and also different places where Batik Pesisir are produced. Thus, the differences are not only related to the patterns of the ornamentation but also the places where the crafts are designed and produced. Different places and traditions would bring different materials used to colorings, designs, and techniques used. Furthermore, traditional appreciation and usage of batik is not the same to all people for it is somehow directly related to the cosmos of the social system. Different batik crafts are used and wore by different social classes and even occasions; some batik is produced for the statesmen and the other for the ordinary civilians, some are wore for daily events while other are used for particular important occasions. Those are inherent in the cultural heritage where batik is crafted and used and become the source of the complexity of batik.