The making of traditional Balinese handwoven ikat fabric

The traditional process of making this extraordinary fabric is showcased. We produce the fabric in our village workshop in Gianyar, Bali.
Our artisan, who work mostly part time from home, work using methods virtually unchanged over the decades.
We also empower our women artisan by enabling them to work at a flexible pace, while still being able to attend to their other responsibilities at home.

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i love balinese ikat this video is the fabric i have as sarongs i love this fabric so much i've been wearing and collectiing ikat sarongs ever since i was 16 i'm now 52 and i still love a wear sarongs i own 161 sarongs in my collection i've got other sarongs like the fringe sarongs and java batik but my favourite will always be the beautiful ikat loved the video