Incorporated motifs are clustered in the tree by the proximities between the memeplexes analyzed by fractal geometry and statistical aspects of spectral colorings. The data used is not only the widely recognized ones since the old times traditionally but also ones from recent innovations. The visualization of the large dataset thus can be seen as the “cartography” of the creativity landscapes of Indonesian batik that is not – as fame and commonly recognized – only developed and improved by Javanese, but also a lot of ethnic and social groups throughout the archipelago. In advance, our further observation on the obtained phylomemetic tree of batik brings us to some confirmation and even further elaboration of batik classification as a sort of proposal laid upon empirical data. As it has obviously shown in the phylomemetic tree, from the coverage of our datasets, batik motifs are clustered whether in the leaf of vorstenlanden batik, batik in coastal areas of eastern regions of Java, batik developed in western part of java, and batik from outer places of Java Island. However, further analysis on larger datasets are still on demand, since the more data we employ in our phylomemetic construction (especially those in the fourth class – the batik from regions out of Java island) the more accurate clustering thus classifications promised by the tree. This brings us to the concluding remarks, that batik is the world heritage grown in Indonesian archipelago.