Kunyit Kain Batik Lepas Cotton Poplin in Deep Dusty Purple 4 Metres

Batik Kunyit inspired by the Turmeric flowering plant used in most Traditional Malaysian Cooking. It's long leaf blades are thin, elliptic to oblong-lanceolate, and during the flowering season, tiny, bright blossoms appear on the plant's lengthy stems, adorned with long, green, lance-shaped leaves. Great for medicinal purposes and cooking, we specifically chose the Turmeric plant because of it's flower that is used as a part of our Terengganu cooking. Cut into thin slices as salads or as a side-dish, we truly value our culture and made it a part of our Penawar 2023 Collection

Cotton Poplin Range

Crafted for everyday elegance, our Cotton Poplin range is designed to move seamlessly through your day. The fabric is soft yet crisp, lightweight yet durable—offering structure without sacrificing comfort. Easy to wash and effortless to iron, it’s a modern essential for relaxed dressing.

Hand-blocked with traditional batik techniques, this versatile cotton lends itself beautifully to fluid garments, classic sarongs, and considered interior pieces—from tablecloths and runners to cushion covers and bags. Breathable and gentle on the skin, it’s equally suited for little ones.

A timeless fabric, reimagined for modern living.

- 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 batik making 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.