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Samira Dress using batik from Cirebon Indonesia.
These dresses are designed for two function, first for dress and second is for tunic when you using pants and hijab scarf.
Just like hand-drawn batik, stamp batik is done manually. However, unlike the process of making hand-drawn batik using a pen called canting, stamp batik cloth requires media tools like stamps made of copper or brass stamped cloth laid on the table designed with a specific motif. Normally the block size is 20x20, 25x25cm or depends on the shape. Stamp batik required precision in the process. If one side does not quite fit with the other side then the batik works failed. But compare to hand-drawn batik, stamp batik is easier and faster. So the price is more affordable.
Pre Order This Dress for approximately 3 weeks ( stamp process, colouring, sewing and shipping).
For the nature of a handmade product, the result may be slightly different from the picture.

About the designer
Entin Gartini
Entin Gartini was born and raised in Semarang, Indonesia and later moved to Canada, currently residing in Montreal. She fell in love with fashion design at the age of 5 while watching her mother sew. Despite never having the opportunity to attend a fashion school, Entin continued to pursue her passion for drawing and designing. She was able to launch her debut with an online collection in 2016 and then had her first fashion show in Ottawa.
What makes her designs unique is the process of combining a thoughtful mix of handmade fabric and colorful silhouettes while also using an artistic process called batik. Each piece has an exclusive one-of-a-kind handmade batik design created by Entin herself.
Entin was one of the first Muslim designers in Canada, which has not been an easy experience. She continues her entrepreneurial journey in fashion bringing modest wear to a new level.
She was recently named The Best Fashion Designer at Ottawa Award 2021. This award is given to workers in the creative industries in Canada.
The Ottawa Faces Magazine Award is held annually by Faces Magazine Ottawa.
She also recently launch her online course about fashion design and fashion drawing, she teach many student to sharpen their drawing and business skills, teenager who prepare going to fashion design college prepare their drawing skills, business owner or someone who want to start a business in fashion industry.