This artwork involves complex craftsmanship, so we will invite one of our non-material cultural heritage inheritors to create it.

Production Process

Using beeswax as a resist agent and indigo from Guizhou as dye. Craftsmen first draw exquisite patterns on fabric with beeswax, such as auspicious birds and agile fish, before dyeing. As the wax cools, it creates cracks on the fabric, allowing dye to penetrate and form unique "ice patterns" - the soul of batik, making each piece one-of-a-kind.

Using the "reverse painting" technique, the patterns of butterflies and flowers are ingeniously presented on the scarf. The indigo and moon white colors interweave, creating vibrant and layered tones. This is a perfect example of traditional craftsmanship combined with modern design.

Purchase Notice

1. This product is hand-customized. The patterns are drawn stroke by stroke, so we cannot guarantee they will be exactly the same as the pictures. Each piece is a unique work of art, which is precisely the charm of handmade products.

2. Due to lighting reasons, there may be slight color differences between the photos and actual items. The actual product color should be considered accurate. Hand-dyeing may leave some dyeing traces.

3. As most of our products are pure handmade, production begins immediately after the order is placed. Our artists work hard to create these items, so we do not provide refunds due to changed purchase intentions. However, if you encounter serious issues with the products purchased from our store, please email us, and we will do our best to assist you.