This study investigates the evolution of the history of coastal communities in Indonesia and suggests fascinating issues for further research. This is a paradoxical position in which Indonesia, as a substantial maritime nation, has many coastal villages inhabited by tens of millions of people, most of whom are fishing communities and sea tribes. However, there is still a need for more historiography regarding coastal villages. Until now, the historiography of Indonesia's maritime has been dominated by sailing, commerce, and port activity.

The paucity of the history of coastal villages is discovered via bibliographical study due to restricted written materials and the absence of a writing tradition among these groups. However, as historical techniques have advanced, historical sources are completely dependent on written sources, and research on the historiography of coastal communities has begun to be conducted.

There is a richness of handmade beach costume art along the shore of the island of Java, which is distinguished by the expression of ornamental patterns and methods. Generally, the dominance of primary and secondary colors in beach costumes is the most noticeable feature. The aesthetic character of coastal batik fashion is also courageous in displaying a party of bold colors, which supplies the unique look of the costumes. Cirebon is a renowned seaside batik city in West Java. Ciwaringin Village, for example, has become a hub for batik crafts.

This village's batik bears the features of Cirebon, which was born and evolved by Trusmi batik. Compared to Trusmi batik, Ciwaringin batik is distinct in coloration and ornamental themes in the costume. Natural dyes make traditional Ciwaringin coloring, a batik technique that has long flourished in the Cirebon Pesisir batik culture.

This study reveals the aesthetics and significance of ornamentation in Batik Ciwaringin using descriptive-qualitative methodologies with aesthetic and semiotic approaches. One of the most noteworthy conclusions in this study is that there is no representation of live motives in Ciwaringin batik costumes, distinguishing it from batik motifs in general since Ciwaringin batik was born in an Islamic boarding school community with solid Islamic principles.

Another discovery is that Ciwaringin batik artisans use nature not only as a source of philosophical concepts but also as a concern for beach environmental concerns. Concern for the environment is demonstrated by developing coloring processes that use natural dyes rather than manufactured colors in costume making processes.

Batik is a prominent form of art and craft worldwide, which is easy to buy from several sources, local markets, eCommerce platforms like Amazon, or shop online. It was developed in Indonesia and employs wax-resist dyes on fabric. Batik is usually done on fabric to make a vibrant shirt or dress or even a Halloween costume, but it can also be done on paper, wood, and pottery to make home decor items and add to your home, like the living room, bedroom, kitchen, etc.

Patterns composed of dots are put on the cloth, which is subsequently colored using a spouted instrument called a canting or a stamp called a cap. There are several styles of batik costumes depending on the country. Based on the list of top popular batik styles in the world below, we hope you will get your favorites costume idea:

1. Javanese Batik: The earliest known form of batik costume is from Indonesia's Java island. Specific designs are designed for royalty and special events like weddings or birthday parties.
2. Sudanese Batik: There are many vibrant colors used in Sudanese batik costumes; indigo is prevalent.
3. Sumatran Batik: The cloth used in this style of batik is steeped in clay for more than a day and is generally adorned with animals and flora.
4. Balinese Batik: This is one of the most recent types of batik, and it is acceptable to wear it casually. It’s ideal for making a beach outfit in Balinese batik style, like beach dresses, shorts, etc.
5. Malaysia Batik: The designs on this batik costume are usually simple and rarely become complex.
6. Indian Batik: Traditionally, Indian batik was only used to make costumes. It has recently been used for other things, like decorations and murals.
7. Sri Lanka Batik: Over the last century, batik has grown in popularity in Sri Lanka and is now an important element of the country's tourism sector.
8. Chinese Batik: This is very old and often uses symbols in its designs, like the dragon and phoenix. It's very traditional, often shows important animals like these, and is only suitable for a traditional party.
9. African Batik: Instead of wax, mud or starch is typically used to make the batik designs.

Generally, batik costume design falls into two categories:

• Geometric motifs: which tend to be older mood
• Free-form designs: based on stylized patterns of natural forms or imitations of woven textures

Nik is the most well-known example of this phenomenon.

Specific designs are known to predominate in certain places. Traditional motifs and colors inspire Central Javanese designs. A lot of Chinese culture has affected batik costumes on the north shore of Java. The brighter colors and more detailed flower and cloud motifs have come from this area, near Pekalongan and Cirebon.

There are a few primary ingredients used in the production of batik. Here's an easy step-by-step tutorial on how to make batik and what materials are used:

1. The material is cleansed and moistened before being hammered with a mallet.
2. Patterns are made on the fabric using a pencil and then redrawn with wax.
3. The material is dipped and immersed in dye up to four times.
4. The dried wax is scraped away, leaving a pattern where the dye cannot reach the material.
5. This top technique might take up to a year for the most expensive and traditional batik.

Batik is a high-value aesthetic craft passed down from our archipelago forefathers. Batik offers a variety of motifs. A few people may be aware of this batik knowledge. As a result, only some people are familiar with or recognize batik in Java's southern coastal districts. Convolutional neural networks are deep learning algorithms that identify and detect objects in digital photos. A convolutional neural network is an artificial neural network that operates with data as an array. According to the study's findings, with 630 training data and 180 validation data, the results achieved were 100 percent accuracy for the training process and 99 percent for the testing phase. The model's accuracy was determined by testing it with 90 test data points and yielded results of 93.3 percent. As a result, the built CNN model can correctly classify batik themes.