Our batik process begins with selecting high-quality, locally sourced fabric to minimize transport emissions and support nearby textile makers. The fabric is washed, sun-dried, and pressed, creating a natural base for dyeing without harsh chemicals. This sustainable approach conserves energy and reduces our environmental impact from the very start.

Artisans carefully manage dye and water usage, immersing the fabric so color reaches only the unwaxed areas. This approach reduces waste and protects local water resources, creating a cleaner, eco-conscious production process.

After drying, artisans carefully remove the wax using traditional techniques such as scraping, boiling, or ironing. This process preserves the fabric and allows for the recovery and reuse of wax in future projects, minimizing waste. By focusing on low-waste methods, we support a resource-efficient, eco-friendly approach.

After the final wash, the fabric is sun-dried to set colors naturally, ensuring durability without artificial dryers. Local tailors then craft the fabric into finished products, efficiently using materials and repurposing scraps to minimize waste. This collaboration fosters a circular economy, supporting both local artisans and zero-waste practices.