Shown here are the tulis, or hand drawn batiks, using the canting tool to produce a vast array of motifs. This decorative embroidery weave on fabric produces magical clothes from Indonesia, Bhutan, India and Burma. The baskets shown vary in age from the early 20th century to contemporary. Mostly made to be used as carrying vessels and storage containers, they are as highly skilled and refined in technique as the weavings and batiks. So please view a lovely collection from a world where time is valued differently and share the respect and reverence for a preservation of the weaving art in an unsurpassable manner.
All pieces are for sale, are highly collectible and usable as decorative art in the home and office.
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