Lavender Batik Stole

This beautiful handmade batik fabric was made in Java, Indonesia. The process is over 2,000 years old. You can see the process here.

I purchased this fabric and made three stoles. Each one is slightly different because the pattern varies depending on where you cut the pattern pieces. 

This stole would look particularly good on someone with gray hair. :)

To purchase this stole, click here. 

New Batik Stoles - They Look Like the Sea

Beautiful hand-printed batik fabric in many shades of turquoise and green. 

This stole has a translucent quality, like the sea; it looks great on a black robe. 

The pattern looks like layers of bubbles, very unique and artistic.

To see more stoles visit: Shadrach's.

Earth Colors Batik Clergy Stole

This batik clergy stole is primarily brown, teal, gold and plum. The fabric was handmade in Indonesia. I like the mosaic design which is sharp in some places but blurry in other places. It has a sun-dappled look. 

The neck lies nice and flat. Neat mitered point in the back (below).

Lavender Ice Batik Clergy Stole

I just finished making three of these stoles today. The batik fabric is hand printed in Indonesia. This is an extraordinary fabric. It looks like blue and lavender ice crystals and melting ice. Each stole is slightly different because of the randomness involved in the fabric dyeing. The backs are a solid, pale lavender. This would look particularly stunning on someone with white or gray hair, don't you think?

It looks good on a black or white robe. Click here: Lavender Ice Batik clergy stoles.