Bayla Triangle Mini Calico Bag Batik Palas in Maroon/Cream (Mixed)

About Batik Palas

Licuala spinosa, the Mangrove fan palm, is a species of palm in the genus Licuala. The plant is native to the wet places of fresh and salt water Southeast Asia. It may grow in clumps, loves the hot sun and lots of water.

A Terengganu name for Licuala Spinosa is Palas, here it's leaves are used wrap food like "Ketupat" and "Lepat".

Batik Palas is made from two Batik Brasses. The "Palas" Batik Motif is an evergreen palm in different clumps and stem. Each stem is topped by a crown of large leaves with prickly petioles.It's design is ornamental, symbolic, our third motif from our Penawar 2023 Batik Collection!

What is a Bayla "Triangle Bag" ?

Practicing the art of folding or the traditional way of Japanese wrapping cloth method, we are happy to introduce our very first zero-waste product which we fashioned with simple seams, 100% wrapping technique known as Furoshiki which brings a better, sustainable way of carrying goods in a piece of batik. Each bag is cut, folded and wrapped carefully to obtain a symmetrical yet abstract outcome. 

Calico Range

Our Calico range is thick, durable and carefully made with more layers during the handpainting process. If you love more texture and depths, this material is all about that!

Size and measurements in inches:

- Calico material 

- Handwash or Machine Wash

 - Avoid drying at direct sunlight 

- Made in Kampung Serada, Kuala Terengganu

Understanding our Batik products

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

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

3.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.

4.We aim to produce good quality batiks and hope that you may consider the imperfections of the works of our art.