quartz

With a motif inspired by mak sum or betel nuts, a popular Thai snack and ceremonial food, this pretty cotton blouse is unique. Akkharaphon hand-paints the all-cotton top using traditional batik methods. The high-low blouse features three-quarter length sleeves and a button keyhole closure at the back.

Painted by hand with a wax resist using the batik method, colorful designs decorate the bust and collared neckline of this snow white tunic from Thailand. Alaya Cholprasertsuk creates the cotton top and decorates it with dark veins. Three-quarter length sleeves and a coconut shell button at the back of the neck complete her design.

Flora from Thailand’s verdant landscapes bursts forth on this quartet of handcrafted greeting cards where traditional batik techniques create stunning depth and character. Each card pairs the warmth of cotton with the subtle texture of mulberry paper, resulting in a tactile experience that digital messages simply cannot replicate. Designer Nisa’s botanical interpretations offer a fresh alternative to conventional cards, and with their accompanying envelopes, they stand ready to deliver your words with artisanal distinction and natural charm.

Bold feline personalities, delicate floral patterns and intricate geometric designs spring to life on this quartet of handcrafted greeting cards where tradition meets whimsy in spectacular fashion. Each card showcases the time-honored batik process on cotton, creating rich, unforgettable color compositions that pop against mulberry paper backgrounds. Complete with matching envelopes, these Thai treasures from artisan Nisa’s workshop offer the perfect vessel for your written sentiments, whether celebrating special occasions or simply saying “thinking of you” with artistic distinction.

Sweetly feminine, this blouse from Alaya Cholprasertsuk features puffed sleeves, a demure Peter Pan collar and an all-over floral batik print. Thai artisans hand-paint the lavender, green and blue motifs on a mint green ground.