Batik Tiga Negeri is pesisiran batik whose production is unique. In the early years of 1870's, the process of dyeing was carried out by various cities: red in Lasem, blue in Pekalongan, brown in Solo. The batik has ‘getih pithik' red, indigo blue, and sogan brown, and hybridity motif from these regions. Batik Tiga Negeri displays cultural diversity, which forms Indonesian identity. The discovery of synthetic dyes makes the process can be done in one place so that the term Batik Tiga Negeri now refers only to batik, which has three colors and hybridity motifs of pesisiran and keraton. This batik is also produced in Solo, Lasem, Pekalongan, Batang, and Cirebon. Considering that existence of Tiga Negeri Batik has begun to be critical, research is needed to map variations in visual style and meanings. This study uses an analytical method with a compositional interpretation approach to analyze the visual style of batik from each city and semiotics to analyze socio-cultural conditions' relation to the visual style. Purposive samples are Batik Tiga Negeri that still has a classical design. The analysis results revealed variations in visual style caused by differences in the aesthetic taste of the target market and producer influenced by its socio-cultural conditions.