Hand‑drawn in wax · Dyed in indigo

Timeless Batik, Hand‑drawn with Wax

Each piece is created using the traditional tulis technique, where artisans apply hot wax by hand before immersing the cloth in natural indigo vats. The result is a unique textile that carries centuries of Javanese heritage.

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Craftsmanship

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Hand‑drawn tulis

Artisans use a copper stamp canting to draw intricate patterns directly onto the cloth, preserving the authentic batik process.

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Natural indigo dye

Fabrics are dyed in small batches using sustainably harvested indigo, producing deep, luminous blues that age gracefully.

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Court heritage patterns

Motifs inspired by Javanese palace designs convey status, philosophy, and protection, making each cloth a story.

The Process

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Draw the Wax

Artisans apply hot wax in freehand patterns using a canting tool.

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Crackle & Dye

The wax resists dye, creating the characteristic crackle; the cloth is then bathed in indigo.

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Boil & Reveal

Wax is removed with boiling water, revealing the final pattern.

What People Say

format_quote The quality and attention to detail are unmatched. I treasure every piece.

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Anita B.

Textile Collector

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Mikael R.

Interior Designer

format_quote A beautiful way to bring heritage into my home. Highly recommended.

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Julia S.

Homeowner

Select Your Piece

Kawung – Single Cloth
from $68
  • check Hand‑drawn tulis pattern
  • check Natural indigo dye
  • check Certificate of authenticity
Parang – Atelier Bundle
Most Popular
  • check Three hand‑drawn cloths
  • check Custom framing options
  • check Personalised care guide
Tulis Commission
from $320
  • check Custom motif design
  • check Direct collaboration with an artisan
  • check Limited‑edition textile

Frequently Asked Questions

Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Avoid direct sunlight when drying to preserve the indigo depth.
Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping costs and customs duties are calculated at checkout.
Absolutely. Our commission process lets you work directly with an artisan to create a unique design.
Typically 6–8 weeks, depending on complexity and artisan availability.
We host occasional workshops in our studio; check the “Book a Workshop” link in the header for upcoming dates.

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