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Topic: [WTS] Indonesia Authentic Batik Clothes (Read 3132 times)
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Bill Gates wearing Batik
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My friend, Oscar Darmawan, founder of Bitcoin Indonesia Exchange. Wearing Batik at World Bitcoin Conference Malaysia March 24th - 25th 2014. Next to him is Andras Kristof from Tembussu Bitcoin ATM.
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Dare to post some more photos? Something is telling me that gathering went full chaos at some point.
Sorry I don't have
But, Yes you are right, we went full chaos. Dancing on the table and drunk
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I think mine are real then, they're just made by Rosa.
There are hundreds of Batik Brand in Indonesia. Different brand have different price.
I think mine are real then, they're just made by Rosa.
Hm, a friend had traveled to Indonesia and brought those back http://www.bitcoinclassifieds.net/ad/5494_Batiks/
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
Something like that cost no more than US$ 3 in local market, there are many fakes and I can't guarantee whether it is made using traditional dyeing method (real Batik) or using modern printing (fake Batik). It is usually made from coarse fabric and used as women skirt in Kebaya dress.
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The dying process is different and the fabric is normally very soft (high quality). You can easily tell a quality Batik from a bad one the say way you can tell a well made suit from a cheap one.
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buy batik with bitcoin.. interesting
buy batik with bitcoin.. interesting
Hm, a friend had traveled to Indonesia and brought those back http://www.bitcoinclassifieds.net/ad/5494_Batiks/
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
It really depends on the quality of the fabric, and whether it is real batik or not.
An easy way that works most of the time to spot fake batik, is that real batik is always dyed on both sides of the fabric. The color is all the way through. Unlike printed fabric, which is printed on the outside, and usually white or grey on the inside.
Hm, a friend had traveled to Indonesia and brought those back http://www.bitcoinclassifieds.net/ad/5494_Batiks/
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
Something like that cost no more than US$ 3 in local market, there are many fakes and I can't guarantee whether it is made using traditional dyeing method (real Batik) or using modern printing (fake Batik). It is usually made from coarse fabric and used as women skirt in Kebaya dress.
Hm, a friend had traveled to Indonesia and brought those back http://www.bitcoinclassifieds.net/ad/5494_Batiks/
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
So I guess she got ripped off if she paid more than a few USD per?
Yeah, I really want to go to Indonesia again 
Last time I only brought one batik shirt with me.
I know that each batik shirt is unique, but it was more about the general style why I wanted to see the collections.
Last time I only brought one batik shirt with me.I know that each batik shirt is unique, but it was more about the general style why I wanted to see the collections.
You may want to visit Danar Hadi Men's Collections
I already found that one
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