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Gold

US$285.00

The gold-like threaded ornaments across this very soft cotton fabric are a characteristic pattern of the Indonesian island of Sumatra brought by Chinese influences in the past. Known in ancient times as the Island of Gold, Sumatra was a strategic location for the development of trade, new religions and ideas in Southeast Asia. 

This fabric has been dyed by hand using a technique called  ‘titik tujuh’ or tie-dye where the knots stop the dye from penetrating the fabric. The result is a pattern rich in subtle details of delicate elegance. Sized as a traditional sarong, this type of clothing, referred to as  Songket in Sumatra, is traditionally worn as a skirt for ceremonies and special occasions - both by men and women in Indonesia and other Asian cultures.

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The gold-like threaded ornaments across this very soft cotton fabric are a characteristic pattern of the Indonesian island of Sumatra brought by Chinese influences in the past. Known in ancient times as the Island of Gold, Sumatra was a strategic location for the development of trade, new religions and ideas in Southeast Asia. 

This fabric has been dyed by hand using a technique called  ‘titik tujuh’ or tie-dye where the knots stop the dye from penetrating the fabric. The result is a pattern rich in subtle details of delicate elegance. Sized as a traditional sarong, this type of clothing, referred to as  Songket in Sumatra, is traditionally worn as a skirt for ceremonies and special occasions - both by men and women in Indonesia and other Asian cultures.

The gold-like threaded ornaments across this very soft cotton fabric are a characteristic pattern of the Indonesian island of Sumatra brought by Chinese influences in the past. Known in ancient times as the Island of Gold, Sumatra was a strategic location for the development of trade, new religions and ideas in Southeast Asia. 

This fabric has been dyed by hand using a technique called  ‘titik tujuh’ or tie-dye where the knots stop the dye from penetrating the fabric. The result is a pattern rich in subtle details of delicate elegance. Sized as a traditional sarong, this type of clothing, referred to as  Songket in Sumatra, is traditionally worn as a skirt for ceremonies and special occasions - both by men and women in Indonesia and other Asian cultures.

Origin: Sumatra, Indonesia

Material: Fine cotton

Condition: New

Dimension:  H 103,5 x W 200 cm 

Care: Wash by hand carefully with a soft and natural soap. Do not soak in water for long periods of time. 

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