The Bali handpainted sarong batik or sarung...

The Bali pareo also called the "Batik" was a fabric made for the Java princes in Indonesia, but still continue to be wear in different Indonesian areas, then the evolution of the sarong turned to more exotic and colorful patterns due to a international demand especially in the tourism sector and creators/designers in order to customizw, see their works on the big size sarong.

In Indonesia the sarong is generally known as a kain sarung ('sarong cloth') except for in Bali where it carries the name kamben, possibly etymologically related to kemben (Javanese torso wrap). The sarung or sarong is often described as an Indonesian skirt; it is a large tube or length of fabric, often wrapped around the waist and worn by men and women throughout much of the Indonesian archipelago. The sarong is also commonly described as a unisex tubular skirt.

The most common design of the Indonesian sarong is woven cloth with checkered motifs, usually used by Muslim men for salah prayer. This kind of sarong cloth is stitched together to create a tubular skirt-like lower garment. In Bali, sarongs are not stitched together as a tube, but remain as a piece of cloth to wrap around the waist and secured with a knot.

Other than common checkered motifs, other woven or print methods might be employed, such as batik, ikat, songket, and other kinds of tenun traditional woven clothes. Sarongs are used by various ethnic groups in Indonesia. They are made from a variety of materials such as cotton, polyester or silk. Indonesian women wear traditional costumes called kebaya as upper garments, while for lower garments they wear sarongs dyed in the batik method, with flower motifs and in brighter colors. However, in Javanese culture, the wearing of batik sarungs is not restricted to women on formal occasions such as weddings.

In 2019, in an effort to promote and popularize the sarong among its people, the government encouraged Indonesians to wear the sarong in public at least once a month. President Joko Widodo said the sarong is a significant element of Indonesian culture and that wearing it will be a sign of appreciation for sarong craftsmen.

Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarong

This technique of manufacturing the pareo on textile is handmade in general on viscose or rayon, ancestral and artisanal, the fabric is coated with hot wax to draw the pattern, then the pose of the colors delimited by the wax, then dipped in the hot water to remove this same wax, although some traces may remain, but this is not considered a reject but a unique sarong.

Hand painted Sarong batik factory in Bali in Indonesia which is 100% handmade painted with high quality waterproof colors from Europe, Viscose rayon 1 with customize sarong standard size of 180x115cm, 200x115cm and more bigger on demand or smaller for child.

The craftsmen make patterns of sarongs and mini sarongs various children on request like flowers of hibiscus, tiare flowers, frangipani, village scene, of nature, animals, turtle, gecko, margouillat, ray manta, dolphins, aquarium, fish, sunset, palm trees, landscapes, volcanoes, polynesian motifs, maori, tattoo, tribal and all the creations you would like to see on your sarongs or beachwear like dresses, for women or girls.

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