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Three small panels showing the wax-crackle line at different scales.
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Three small panels showing the wax-crackle line at different scales. The pattern is drawn with hot wax before the cloth meets the dye, then boiled out by hand. Expect soft edges rather than sharp print lines; that wobble is the signature of the process, not a fault. Finished with a French seam and a matched selvedge border.
Because the cloth is dyed in lot rather than printed to order, a piece you buy next season may sit slightly lighter or deeper than this one. If you are matching two pieces for a set, order them together and we will pull from the same roll.
Care. Hand wash cold separately for the first two washes, line dry in shade. Warm iron on the reverse.
Between sizes? Take the smaller one for woven cotton — it relaxes about 2 cm across the wear. Made to measure is available on any piece in this room; ask the shop.
Repeat customer here. The handloom stuff lasts, which is the whole argument.
Photographs do not do the dye justice. Wore it twice already and the fit held up after a hand wash.
