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Delivery EstimateFeaturing hand-painted batik on cotton, this wall hanging from Bali celebrates the quiet life on a farm. A rural farmer works with cattle to plow the rice fields while another carries goods atop his head, realized in a meticulous style that utilizes a hand-painted wax resist with colorful dyes.
- 90 grams
- 0.2 lbs
- 89 cm W x 51 cm H
- 35" W x 20" H
- 100% cotton
- Arrives unframed
- Handcrafted batik art--colors and pattern placement will vary
- Not signed by artist
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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Michael
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03/26/2020
"A Delightful Batik Work of Art"
This batik wall hanging is a joy to behold. The detail and quality are exceptional.
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Two Women, Batik Cotton Wall hanging of Two Women Rice Farmers
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Melvis
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10/12/2019
"WONDERFUL"
Just another great addition to my Indo collection.I really like this artist.Please keep in mind that his artwork comes as a rolled canvas that you will have to have stretched over a frame (if you want it framed) and this will add cost to the piece. ($75 - $ 100)
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Deer Trick II, Signed Batik Painting of Hindu Ramayana Scene from Bali
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