Tie Dye

∙ Jumputan Pelangi ( Rainbow ) From South Sumatra
∙ Material silk with gold thread
∙ Tie Dye Process
∙ Circa 1940
∙ Old Item, Do Not Wash
∙ Dry in Shade
∙ Length : 83.9″ ( 213 cm )
∙ Width : 33.8″ ( 86 cm )
∙ Tassel : 1.9″ ( 5 cm )
∙ Antique Cloth products may have some hole and minor defects
∙ Please  judge for the condition of the items by yourself, have a look at the large-size pictures
∙ You will receive the item as in the picture, they are in the condition as shown
∙ Non-returnable, non-exchangeable, and non-refundable

The elegant staple of Palembang comes in the staple material of old-time Palembang; silk. Today’s Palembang was where Srivijaya, an important Buddhist Kingdom in Southeast Asia, emerged. 

Srivijaya’s school of Buddhism and how it’s located in Malaka Strait making Srivijaya a hub for merchants around the world, including Gujarat. These Gujarati merchants brought their tie-dye knowledge to Palembang where later on, it has become a signature of Palembang textile. 

Kain Pelangi or tie-dye in Palembang is indicated by the numbers of the main center. This is called Bintik Tujuh, an original tie-dye motif from Palembang. The colors are most probably obtained from Kecubung and Gambir flower that creates a mixture of deep purple.

∙ Jumputan Pelangi ( Rainbow ) From South Sumatra
∙ Material silk with gold thread
∙ Tie Dye Process
∙ Circa 1940
∙ Old Item, Do Not Wash
∙ Dry in Shade
∙ Length : 77.9″ ( 198 cm )
∙ Width : 35.8″ ( 91 cm )
∙ Tassel : 1.9″ ( 5 cm )
∙ Antique Cloth products may have some hole and minor defects
∙ Please  judge for the condition of the items by yourself, have a look at the large-size pictures
∙ You will receive the item as in the picture, they are in the condition as shown
∙ Non-returnable, non-exchangeable, and non-refundable

The elegant staple of Palembang comes in the staple material of old-time Palembang; silk. Today’s Palembang was where Srivijaya, an important Buddhist Kingdom in Southeast Asia, emerged. 

Srivijaya’s school of Buddhism and how it’s located in Malaka Strait making Srivijaya a hub for merchants around the world, including Gujarat. These Gujarati merchants brought their tie-dye knowledge to Palembang where later on, it has become a signature of Palembang textile. 

Kain Pelangi or tie-dye in Palembang is indicated by the numbers of the main center. This is called Bintik Tujuh, an original tie-dye motif from Palembang. The colors are most probably obtained from Kecubung and Gambir flower that creates a mixture of deep purple.