Pareo Snail
Artisanal Batik · a unique textile artwork to wear
65,00 €
Mini pareo Snail, hand-painted in Java on light viscose. Compact and versatile — scarf, belt, top or child’s pareo. Unique artisan piece.
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Snails, although they may seem simple, often represent perseverance and resilience, as they overcome many obstacles in their environment. Their apparent slowness reminds us of the importance of taking our time and being patient in life. What’s more, in nature, snails play an essential role in recycling organic matter and maintaining the ecological balance, showing that every living thing has its place and its importance.
The Snail kids pareo at a glance
A snail carrying its shell, traced in hot wax before dyeing. The fine veining left by the cracked wax is never the same twice — that is the signature of real hand-painted batik.
Light enough to wear all day without noticing it, warm enough to throw over the shoulders when the wind picks up in the late afternoon. If you want to vary it, our guide to tying a pareo shows eight ways to wear it, including a section for children.
Light viscose, 150 x 92 cm — a size cut for children, not a folded-over adult pareo. Nothing pinches, nothing scratches, and it rolls up small enough to disappear into a beach bag.
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Every stroke, every hue is applied with precision, guaranteeing unrivalled quality and unquestionable authenticity.
Made from natural fibers of incomparable softness, this pareo offers the ultimate feeling of comfort against your child’s delicate skin. Light and airy, it’s perfect for sunny days spent playing by the ocean.
Much more than a simple beach accessory that will accompany him on all his summer escapades with style and refinement, it can be worn in a multitude of ways.
Some of the knots are explained and illustrated in our paper instructions, which come with the sarong, as well as the complimentary coconut buckle .
Dimensions : 150 cm x 92 cm .
Included with the piece: a matching bag and a coconut shell loop with instructions .
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