Hand-drawn batik by artists at Arts@Metta. 100 pieces. No restocks.
Threads Connecting Nature
Otters, orchids and the tembusu tree, hand-drawn in batik tulis by artists at Arts@Metta, Metta Welfare Association. Six steps by hand for every piece, so no two are the same.
Only 100 of each. Supported by the National Heritage Board.
HERIBA Studio
BATIK STREETWEAR · PATCHES HAND-STAMPED IN INDONESIA
How it's made
Every patch starts with a copper cap
Our artisans in Indonesia press a copper stamp dipped in hot wax onto cotton, dye the cloth, then boil the wax away to reveal the pattern. For Threads Connecting Us, every line is drawn by hand with a canting instead. Either way, no two pieces are identical.
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“For hand-stamped batik, it’s super affordable — especially in our local market. The craftsmanship is solid, with details like pattern-matched pockets that aren’t easy to do.” - Marilyn
