Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&
Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand-Zipper Pulls-Lumily-Lumily MZ Fair Trade Nena & Co Hiptipico Novica Lucia&

Oasis Indigo Batik Lined Notebook - Thailand

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Experience the rich cultural heritage of Northern Thailand with our Batik Hmong Oasis Notebook. Handcrafted by talented Hmong hill tribe women, the intricate batik fabric is made using traditional wax stamping techniques and dipped in indigo and other dyes to create stunning designs. Each notebook is unique, featuring a brightly colored pompom silk book divider that varies in color.

It is known when the art of batik was first practiced in Java, batik belonged only to royalty and families of wealth and position. It was a hobby for the royal woman. Aristocrats and royalty had certain designs identifying a family, social status or geographical location on the island. Many of these designs have survived to this day. Today it is believed that certain patterns have special meanings and are thought to bring the wearer good luck, wealth, prosperity, health, etc.

* 6" x 4"

* Handmade in Thailand

* Made following fair trade guidelines

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