Batik is an ancient technique of wax-resist dyeing, passed down through generations. Experience the joy of heritage Batik art with Iolana from Raya Artisans in a contemporary way without losing its authenticity. Craft your own choice of woodenware (ranging from coasters, plates and serving boards) from start to finish - picking the design of your choice, tracing the design with wax using a traditional tool called the tjanting, and finally painting your piece with dyes in a mixture and combination of your choice.
This workshop is where tradition and culture meet creativity and expression - the beauty at the center of it all is the love, hope and joy that go into the creation of your own unique artwork. Say yes to trusting the full process - we are here to experience the joy of mindfulness and equanimity in each stage of this special art creation. No drawing experience is needed, and all materials are provided, All prices include tea and light refreshments at the end of the workshop. You’ll also get to bring your art piece home!
Your one-of-a-kind batik art piece creation can be used for food serving - yes, it's food safe and washable! The approximate completion time for Batik art on Mahogany coaster is 2 hours, while the Mahogany serving board or plate takes 3 hours.
Fees
Batik Art Workshop with Raya Artisans
$68 (Mahogany coaster 10cm x 15cm) - Registration here
$108 (Mahogany serving board 15cm x 30cm - Registration here
$108 (Mahogany plate diameter 22cm) - Registration here
Yoga Seeds Members enjoy 10% off. WhatsApp us for exclusive promo code.
About Iolana Lai
Iolana is a spatial designer with a deep passion for local culture and heritage art. She has a natural talent in holding space for her workshop participants, offering enough guidance to instill confidence in those new to Batik art, while also giving them the freedom to bring their own flair into their pieces. Inspired by the rich cultural tapestry of her home country, Indonesia, she celebrates its beauty through her artistry and takes joy in sharing the experience of traditional crafting with people, fostering a deeper appreciation for heritage art.
