Hello, this item is a large decorative batik textile from Indonesia, most likely produced in the late twentieth century, consistent with pieces made for the export and gallery market during the 1970s to 1990s. The dense, abstract composition with layered organic motifs, wax resist outlines, and vibrant multicolor palette reflects modern batik production rather than traditional court or ceremonial designs. The execution appears to be either hand drawn batik (tulis) with some stamped elements (cap), or a mixed technique, though the uniformity in certain repeated patterns suggests partial workshop production. Such works were widely produced in cities like Surabaya and Yogyakarta for decorative use, especially for wall display.

From a market standpoint, large scale batik textiles of this type are valued primarily for their decorative appeal rather than rarity or authorship, especially when the artist is unknown. Size is a positive factor here, as oversized pieces are more desirable for interior use. Given the condition described as well preserved, a realistic fair market value is $150 to $300 USD.