Anu Bathiks

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Sarongs are a beautiful and versatile addition to yAnu Bathiks wardrobe that are rich in history and color! What is a sarong? Known around the world as sarongs, pareos, seropes, or kangas, these rectangular pieces of traditional fabric came into use in 19th century Indonesia as wraparound garments for both men and women. Either cotton or rayon, some with fringes, Indonesian sarongs have unique and intricate batik or painted designs. What do I use sarongs for? Copied from native dress, sarongs are still often used as wrap skirts or cover-ups for the home or beach. Untie the sarong and it&＃039;s a great beach blanket! And around the house, these decorative batik fabrics can be used as tablecloths, bedding, seat covers, tapestries, wall-hangings or curtains. Besides wraparounds, sarongs can also be wrapped, tied, or combined as headwear, dresses, tops, shawls, bandannas ***** the possibilities are endless!