Sarong, Tjap Parang Pattern from Solo Out of stock This batik sarong is from

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Sarong, Tjap Parang Pattern from Solo Out of stock This batik sarong is fromTraditional Sarong, created using Batik Tjap techniques (parang is a traditional Indonesian batik pattern) to create an all over pattern in soga (brown), indigo and white cream. This batik sarong is from the city of Solo, Central Java (from 2010) and measures approximately 41 in. by 96 in.