Onggy Hianata, The New Owner Of The Batik Ahok Wore In The Blasphemy Session

JAKARTA - Onggy Hianata, an inspiration, entrepreneur, founder of Freedom Faithnet Global as well as the source of inspiration for Fajar Nugross's film Terbang Menunggu Batas, won the Prize Auction.

The author of the book Value Your Life bought the historical batik, the collection of Basuki Tjahaja Purnama or BTP alias Ahok) for Rp. 100 million.

"Giving is part of personal assets. One small assistance will be very meaningful for those in need. Thank you for the opportunity given by Benihbaik.com and Japai.com to be able to share. Stay healthy, stay enthusiastic, continue to work and work for our beloved country, Indonesia, "said Onggy Hianata in Jakarta, Tuesday, July 7.

The founder of Benihbaik.com Andy F. Noya revealed that what was obtained from this Good Auction would be given to the people affected by Covid-19.

"Thank you for Mr. Onggy Hianata's concern, we at BenihBaik.com also believe that goodness will always be the winner. Let us together help people who need our helping hand. We all want what we do can have an impact on more and more people, "he said.

This batik shirt was worn by Ahok on Tuesday, December 13, 2016, which was the opening hearing of the Blasphemy case he was accused of.

Sogan written batik with a brown parang seling nogo (dragon) motif is depicted as being similar to waves which means high enthusiasm to achieve something good.

The rising and falling sea waves are a symbol of a difficult life struggle but are still faced with enthusiasm because the struggle has a good purpose, such as a straight motive.

While the dragon is a bird that is considered to bring good luck. Tucked away with prayers and hopes from the batik maker, which is depicted through this Parang Seling Nogo batik motif.

In addition to BTP, the Auction of Kindness at BenihBaik.com will be participated by Yuni Shara, Doni Monardo, Daniel Mananta, Kelly Purwanto & Amartha Hangtuah Team, Ridwan Kamil, Anak Agung Gede Ngurah Puspayoga, Ari SIhasale & Nia Sihasale, Butet Kartaredjasa, the family of the late. Djaduk Ferianto, Isyana Sarasvati, Abdul Halim Iskandar, Emil Elestianto Dardak, Nila Moeloek, Imelda Wiguna, Susi Pudjiastuti, Indah Kalalo, Irawati Setiady, Marsha Natika, Sivia Azizah, Tasya Nur Medina, Ananda Sukarlan, Antasari Azhar, Addie MS, Prisia Nasution and Didi Riyadi.