1.000 Rupiah

The 1,000 Rupiah banknote from the 2022 Bank Indonesia series honors Tjut Meutia (1870–1910), an Indonesian national heroine and independence fighter. The obverse features her portrait alongside the Indonesian coat of arms and a map of Indonesia. The reverse depicts three cultural and geographical elements: Fort Belgica in Banda Neira located in the Spice Islands, an orchid flower, and the Tari Tifa, a traditional dance where performers play hand drums.

Measuring 121 mm × 65 mm, the note displays colors of yellow, green, orange, purple, and red. It was issued on 17 August 2022, signed by Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo and Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati. The banknote is printed on cotton fiber paper.

Security features include an Omron ring pattern, a solid security thread with "BANK INDONESIA" printed text, a bank logo registration device, and a watermark portraying Tjut Meutia. The 2022 series incorporates ultraviolet fluorescence and phosphorescent technology for enhanced authentication across all denominations.