Hand silk screened
Vintage and French Inspired Fabrics by Peony and Sage. Beautiful linens and tweeds available by the metre.
Simone Cavadini (b.1988) is a Swiss Italian photographer based in Paris. Starting with obtaining a diploma in graphic design in 2008 while attending school in Lugano, he returned to education to study photography at the University of Art and Design Lausanne (ECAL). Following his bachelor degree in 2012, he moved to Paris in 2013 and worked for several years as first assistant to Guido Mocafico. He now works on his own practice, focusing mainly on still life photography.
ByUR セラムフィット ボリューミング グロー スティック
[ByUR 바이유어] 허니고저스 킵모이스처라이징 토너패드 70매 - W컨셉(W CONCEPT)
Batik tulis is the most traditional form of batik in the country of Indonesia. It uses a technique called wax resist dyeing, and the entire process can take anywhere from 1 month to even a year. Due to the complex process and effort, batik tulis is the most expensive form of batik. The designs, motifs, and colors of the batik can depict the origin or region, societal status, and purpose of usage. The final product of the batik will always be different and cannot be made the same exact way. The region of this batik is from Cirebon, a coastal city in West Java, Indonesia. Cirebon was a busy harbor where many foreign ships used to land. Due to the heavy trading relationship between China, Arab, and India, cultural influences also intertwined. Many of the cultural influences are reflected in the batik designs. For example, the influence on Chinese culture on Cirebon batik could be traced to the marriage of Sunan Gunung Jati and Ong Tie (Chinese princess). During this marriage, many Chinese articles, such as ceramics, were brought in. Batik from Cirebon can be classified into 5 groups: Wadasan, Pangkaan or Buketan, Byur, Semarangan, and Geometric. Some of the popular motifs for wadasan are the megamendung (clouds), singa payung (lion covered by umbrella), naga saba (dragon), and taman arum. In the Pangkaan or Buketan category, the motifs contain variations of flowers or trees. In Byur, flowers and small leaves completely fill the fabric. In semarangan, motifs such as piring selampad (circles with designs in it) and kembang kantil are placed in certain patterns. Motifs for the geometric designs are tambal sewu (triangles embedded in squares), liris (made with diagonal lines of different or similar widths with different designs in it), kawung (arrangement of ovals or ellipses in groups of four), and lengko-lengko (zigzag). Condition: New, Excellent Dimensions: 242 cm X 102 cm Care Instructions: Please hand wash or wipe fabric with cloth using natural soap or detergent. Do not dry batik directly under sunlight. If there are heavy wrinkles, gently iron batik using another cloth on top of it. Do not put perfume/cologne directly on the batik. Note: Fabric size shown are estimates only. Actual colors may vary slightly from the actual product due to picture lighting, monitor and phone differences, etc. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to message me prior to purchasing. Thank you so much! ***For international shipping--Please add your phone number to your purchase order.