Kiah Kurung Kedah Top Fera Balsam (Undirectional Style ) Cotton Poplin in Neutral Beige (Manjakani)

Batik Rahsia Alam

It has been a great deal of interest for us to circumvent the environmental problems associated with manufactured colouring agents by using natural dyes. After undergoing many studies, research and experiments in our Nysakapas Batik Studio, we have developed our way of making Natural Dyed Batiks or also known as “Batik Rahsia Alam”, a new creation promising new skills and other sustainable systems that will help to nourish a greener textile dyeing process from potential plant resources used for natural dyeing and natural beeswax as a main component in our wax during Handblocking process.

Batik Fera Balsam

Fera Balsam is a flowering plant, known as Pokok Sembong in Malay or Blumea Balsamifera. Commonly used in traditional herbal medicine for cold, urinary tract infections, reduces high blood pressure and an anti-diarrheal. The design is made from Pucuk Fera (leaves included) and Lil Fera. A superpower, herbal plant found in the Asian tropics. Pucuk Fera (leaves are not included) and Lil Fera is included in this One-directional Style of Handblocking process

Cotton Poplin Range

Our Kain Batik Lepas Cotton Poplin range is simply easy to wear. The Cotton is soft, crispy as well as durable. Ironing and washing made easy, handblocked batiks using this fabric can be made into all kinds of clothing, sarongs and interior purposes such as tablecloths, runners, pillowcases and even bags! Great for kids too!

Size and measurements in inches:-

S/M

Shoulders 16

Bust 47

Armhole 18

Top length 27

 Understanding our Natural Dyed Batiks:

1. Please understand that our products are handmade, hand dyed and handpainted in Kampung Serada, Kuala Terengganu.

2. Our dyes are made in different batches. The results in colouring are not the same and may vary as much as 30% from one colour to the other.

3. Products sold by Nysakapas may or may not contain natural and unnatural defects due to the natural environment of Kampung Serada and techniques of batikmaking such as unevenness in colour tones, lines and spots.

4. To find out more on how to care your naturally dyed batiks, have a look at our “HOW TO CARE”

 If you are not satisfied with the products you received, do contact us through our email [email protected].