Anu Bathiks

Sarongs are a beautiful and versatile addition to your 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 *9th 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'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!