Blossoming Milkyway Black and White Hand Stamped Batik Rayon Sarong

Blossoming Milkyway Black and White Hand Stamped Batik Rayon Sarong

Marsoni

M251S

$27.95

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Blossoming Milkyway Black and White Hand Stamped Batik Rayon SarongA floral constellation reaches across the black expanse of this amazing sarong from Bali's Mayda. This beautiful rayon sarong is stamped by hand with traditional batik techniques. materials: 100% rayon 65 in. L x 46 in. W Dry in the shade; Lay flat to dry; Hand wash separately in cold water

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