H’Mong wall hanging with batik and embroidery patterns

This wall hanging is made of natural hemp fiber, which is not only durable but also eco-friendly. It is hand-crafted by skillful artisans from the  H’mong ethnic group in Sapa, Vietnam. The natural blue color comes from indigo dye. The intricate meaningful patterns symbolize the suns, the stars, earrings, and coins, every detail is carefully drawn by hand using beeswax. Tiny patches of red, white, and black are hand stitched particularly. The four alloy coins at the four corners symbolize good luck and prosperity. It is not only a beautiful addition to your dining set, but also a stuff cultural significance.

Batik is a unique technique that requires a great deal of skill and patience. Artisans use metal pens dipped in melted beeswax to draw intricate details on the raw fabric and then the fabric is dyed several times until getting desired color. The wax resists the dye, leaving the waxed areas in their natural color. After being removed, beautiful patterns were revealed. This process creates a truly stunning work of art that is sure to impress your guests and add a touch of cultural charm to your home.

Materials:
front side: 100% hand-woven hemp, embroidery, batik painting
back side: cotton
coin: alloy

Laundry:
Dry cleaning is recommended.
Hand wash separately in cold water with no detergent (or mild detergent if needed).
Do not soak. Do not wring.
Fabric softener can help in softening hemp fabric.
Flatten and hang on at a cool place without direct sunlight. Let it dry naturally.
Steam ironing at medium heat to flatten the product. Do not iron directly on the white patterns.

Note:
Kindly acknowledge minor imperfections on handmade products.
The actual color may differ slightly from what you saw in the photos. It is because of different light sources and viewing monitors.
Dimension may not always be exact. Please send us a message if you want it to have exact sizes (normally 28-35cm width).