Lost River Batik Tunic Top 3/4 Sleeve - Coral Rain Pattern
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This tunic is made of hand batik rayon in a orange and pink leaf batik. Made to wear and designed to flatter in any size. The fabric is 100% crinkle rayon hand batiked in Bali.
- Handmade in Indonesia
- 100% hand batiked crinkle rayon
- Hand wash in cold water or separately in gentle cycle with cool water. Hang to dry.
- Colors and patterns may vary slightly as each pattern is hand made
- The tunic shipped will not have different trim.
- Size Chart
The Lost River's selection of handmade batik clothing supports small family businesses both in Bali and in Moab. Traditional batik patterns are handed down over generations. The pattern is drawn on the fabric and then wax is applied to the fabric on these patterns with a canting or "wax pen." The fabric is then dyed and the wax removed revealing the pattern. The use of hand batik fabrics from Indonesia is preserving Indonesian culture and artisan traditions.
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- Handmade in Indonesia
- 100% hand batiked crinkle rayon
- Hand wash in cold water or separately in gentle cycle with cool water. Hang to dry.
- Colors and patterns may vary slightly as each pattern is hand made
- The tunic shipped will not have different trim.
- Size Chart
The Lost River's selection of handmade batik clothing supports small family businesses both in Bali and in Moab. Traditional batik patterns are handed down over generations. The pattern is drawn on the fabric and then wax is applied to the fabric on these patterns with a canting or "wax pen." The fabric is then dyed and the wax removed revealing the pattern. The use of hand batik fabrics from Indonesia is preserving Indonesian culture and artisan traditions.
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