Each piece of fabric is meticulously and carefully drawn with a canting (traditional batik pen) for every dot and line of the pattern, ensuring no two pieces are exactly the same. The pattern can resemble another, but the strokes will never be identical. Variations in detail, pattern, or color may also occur during the dyeing process.
Made manually by hand using traditional methods. Traditional batik process: The fabric is drawn on cotton cloth using a canting and hot wax (called malam) as a color barrier, then dyed using batik dyes (which can be natural dyes). The dyeing process can take over three cycles to complete.
