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This study aims to analyze the existence of the typical Krebet wood batik as a Local Area Potential where it is reviewed by conducting judicial and economic reviews. This research is empirical juridical research with descriptive analysis method by taking empirical data in Krebet Village, Bantul Regency, Special Province of Yogyakarta. The results of this study indicate that there are local potentials in Krebet Bantul, namely Krebet Wooden Batik which is an intellectual work of craftsmen in Krebet, where there is a distinctive characteristic of Krebet wood batik motifs, which has the potential to apply for copyright registration on the wooden batik motif. So far, legally the Krebet wooden batik has not been touched by IPR protection and the level of public awareness in Krebet is very low to understand IPR due to various factors, namely education, community culture, bureaucracy and IPR registration fees and others. However, IPR assistance has been carried out so that there has been a Certificate of Recording 2 (two) batik motifs, namely Colorful Batik Motifs and Red Black Grompol Batik Motifs. From the economic aspect, registration of IPR has benefits for the community, especially the craftsmen community, to utilize their economic rights from the existence of these legal protections. With the existence of legal protection, it will be possible for other parties who do not have the right to take economic benefits, thus the creator can make maximum use of the economic benefits of the product of his work, either for his own use or transferred to other parties.

Bantul KrebetWooden Batik Crafts as a Local Potential Area in a Study of Intellectual Property Rights: Juridicial and Economic Insight