Batik Kuntum/Selasih Kain Batik Lepas In Frosty Green/Lavender Cotton Viscose 4ms

About Batik Kuntum, Selasih

Selasih (Ocimum basilicumalso) is a culinary herb of the family Lamiaceae (mints). The generic term "basil" refers to the variety also known as Sweet Basil or Genovese Basil including Sweet basil, Thai basil in Asia.   Batik Selasih is made from a single Batik Brass. To define this perennial,  herbaceous plant as a motif, we have included a thick, central taproot. Its flowers are small and grow from central inflorescence or spike that emerges from the central stem atop the plant. Symbolic and elegant, that’s our Batik Selasih, our second motif from the Penawar 2023 Batik Collection!

Batik Kuntum blossoms as a floral motif born from the essence of our Batik Isobel creation. Every petal and leaf unfurls through a myriad of circular strokes, crafting a tapestry that marries contemporary allure with nature's enchantment.

Cotton Viscose Range 

Our Kain Batik Lepas Cotton Viscose range is simply easy to wear. The Cotton is soft, cooling which comes with a smooth look. Ironing and washing made easy, handblocked batiks using this fabric can be made into all kinds of clothing such as dresses, shirts, skirts and pants! Great for kids too!

Size and measurements:-

Length: 4 metres

Width: 42 - 45 inches

Handwash or Machinewash

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.