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Based on the lovely artwork by Jean (the African Queen) Pattison !
Please note: Due to the batik process and hand-painting, each sarong is unique and will vary slightly
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African Grey in Flight Limited Edition Sarong
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Sarong Features
Unique! Each sarong individually batiked, hand-painted and numbered ! ! !
Limited Edition ! Of only 100 ! ! !
Generously Sized ! 78"w x 48"h approximately
Versatile! Wear it as a dress, shawl, jacket, etc. Not sure how to wear a sarong? Query google " How to wear a sarong "
Long-lasting! Excellent quality dyes and sewing construction mean years of use
Easy care! Machine or hand wash the first time by itself in warm or cool water. Subsequent washings by hand (recommended for even longer durability) or by machine. Hang or machine dry.
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DARK GREEN |
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| African Grey Limited Edition Hand-painted Batik Sarong |
$ 50.00 |
$24.99 |
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This is the artwork the sarong is based on.
Client Feedback: Excerpt from an actual email received:
Hi Desiree. I received the sarong yesterday, and it's gorgeous! I want to thank you so much for all your time and effort to pick out the darkest african grey you could find. I am so thrilled with it, that I have decided it's too nice to use as a table cover, so it will only be used as a sarong <grin>. - Deb
"African Grey in Flight" Hand-painted Batik Sarong
How to tie the sarong as a jacket:
1) Take the two corners on the right hand side and tie a double knot (towards the corners rather than the middle)
2) Now tie a double know with the left-hand corners
3) Slip one arm through the 'sleeve' you have created
4) Place the sarong over your back and slip your arm through the second 'sleeve'
PS - It's easier to do than to explain <s>