Natural Beauty Hand Painted Cotton Face Masks with Natural Dyes (Set of 3)
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About this Item
Designed by Javanese artisan Tiwi, these three beautiful batik face masks feature hand-painted flora and fauna motifs. The cheerful motifs are hand painted on the one side of the pure cotton masks using natural dyes; the other side is tie-dyed. Contoured for comfort, the double-layer masks are reusable and washable, and feature elastic ear loops for a secure fit. Please wash the masks before first use.
Dimensions
- 30 grams
- 1.06 oz
- Each: 25 cm L x 14 cm W
- Each: 9.75" L x 5.5" W
- Each elastic loop: 11 cm L x 0.5 cm W
- Each elastic loop: 4.3" L x 0.2" W
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Margaret
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“great tie dye”
i gave this four stars because the stitching came out on the V portion so now more than cleavage shows! Also, not remembering fabric type, but a little rough on texture, and some shrinkage has occurred with repeated washings. I loved this, and wore it over bathing suit. PS The artisan looks as though she is wearing this item in her photo, however, her item has a scoop neckline as opposed to a V neckline. And the model wearing this item shows the length to be around the knee. Mine was initially that length and now is upper thigh.
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Lystra
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“Tie dyed rayon caftan Angin Segara”
Light and airy for the summer; good length but not a vibrant blue as expected.
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Paola
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“wonderfully light”
beautifully crafted, excellent colors
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