Vintage Handmade 1960's Batik Sarong With 13 Seashells On Green Background "Sea Of Green" Batik Made In Indonesia 59" x 23"
This sarong is from our collection of fine vintage sarongs and various fabrics.
Gorgeous handmade sarong from Bali, Indonesia.
Unique and stunning pattern of 13 seashells scattered amongst a sea of distinctive waves of lime green and black pattern.
The History of Batik in Indonesia The origins of Batik in Indonesia can be traced back to ancient times, with evidence of its existence dating back to the 6th century. It is believed that the art form was brought to Indonesia by traders from India, who introduced the technique of using wax to create intricate designs on fabric. Over the centuries, Batik evolved and became deeply ingrained in Indonesian culture, with different regions developing their own unique styles and motifs. Today, Batik is not only a form of artistic expression but also a symbol of national identity and pride for the Indonesian people.
Batik Sarongs, a Cultural Form of Expression Batik sarongs hold deep cultural significance in various regions and communities around the world. In Indonesia, they are considered a national treasure and are often worn during important ceremonies and celebrations. Each region in Indonesia has its own unique style and motifs, reflecting the local culture and traditions. In addition to Indonesia, batik sarongs are also highly valued in other countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. They are often used as traditional attire for special occasions and are seen as a symbol of cultural identity and heritage. The intricate designs and patterns on batik sarongs often tell stories and convey messages, making them not just a piece of clothing, but a form of art that represents the rich history and traditions of the communities that create and wear them.
Timeless and beautiful. Perfect for gift giving in excellent condition.
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