Where are these wall hangings made?

Each piece is carefully crafted in Ubud, Bali, which is a globally recognized center for traditional arts and crafts. The local artisans use generations-old techniques to ensure high quality and authenticity.

What is the batik process used for this art?

Batik is a wax-resist dyeing technique. The design is first drawn in hot wax to block out areas before natural dyes are applied. After the fabric is dyed and dried in the sun, the wax is removed to reveal the final colorful pattern.

How should I care for this batik wall art?

To preserve the vivid colors of the natural dyes, it is best to display the wall hanging away from direct, prolonged sunlight. If it needs cleaning, a gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth is recommended to maintain the integrity of the fabric and the design.