Original African Batik - Women at the Well

Country Source :: SWAZILAND ***ONLY ONE SET AVAILABLE!*** Batik is an ancient technique for decorating fabrics in Africa, the Middle East, and many East Asian countries. This term pertains to a method for creating designs on fabrics using melted wax and dye. Batik has evolved into a means of artistic expression in Asia, and Africa, and has become a deeply rooted part of the culture in the countries where it is practiced. The techniques for creating Batiks have been used by Africans for several thousands of years. "Women at the Well" includes two hand-dyed Batik panels, created by a Swazi artisan. This is an original piece of art - completely unique and signed by the artist. Each panel measures approximately 8 & 1/2" x 20" Colors :: Turquoise, chartreuse, red, white, & black ************************************************************************ Each item comes with a tag that reads, "This product helped give a child HOPE." On the back is an explanation of our work and what your purchase supports. These tags make our products the perfect gift for a socially conscious friend or family member! Please keep in mind that our products are sourced from artisans and markets in third-world countries. When purchasing handmade items, you should expect variations in texture, color, and the possibility of slight imperfections. These nuances add to the unique appearance of our products. No two items are exactly the same! RETURN POLICY :: Because these products are sold to support our charity work, there are NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGES. If you have any questions or issues with your order, please submit them via our Contact Page. Thank you for shopping for items that give HOPE!