Kurassa/Bintang Kenanga Double Handblocking Kiah Kurung Kedah Blouse Cotton Poplin in Bronze Mixed L/XL

About Batik Kurassa

Kurassa is the inaugural motif of our Florrum 2026 Batik Collection. Drawn to its quiet beauty and powerful symbolism, this resilient plant becomes a poetic emblem of renewal and hope.

Often overlooked as a little flower, Kurassa thrives against the odds—drying beneath the harsh summer sun, only to return with the rains, blooming anew and bearing the essence of nature. Its cyclical transformation inspires a gentle reminder: to embrace life’s seasons with grace, optimism, and light.

In Kurassa, we celebrate resilience, rebirth, and the beauty of beginning again

Kiah Kurung Kedah

For our Kiah Kurung Kedah, we wanted to create a traditional, loose fit appeal in our handmade batik prints which could be paired with your favourite coordinating pants or skirt for a more stylish look!

Cotton Poplin Range 

Our Cotton Poplin range is simply easy to wear. The Cotton is soft, crispy as well as durable. Ironing and washing made easy, handblocked batiks using this fabric can be made into all kinds of clothing, sarongs and interior purposes such as tablecloths, runners, pillowcases and even bags! Great for kids too!

Size Measurement in Inches

- Cotton Poplin material
- Handwash, and 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 nysakapas@gmail.com.

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.