After studying batik fabrics and learning about the process of how batiks are made, students found
inspiration in images of water and earth, imagining the cloth laid outside after dyeing. Together, they
collected images of summer rainstorms then dissected and abstracted the colors and imagery. Led
by Dora 23’, students learned about the process of improvisational quilting to create a variable
composition that allows each quilt to be one of a kind while maintaining consistency. The batiks
used for this quilt were sourced from a fair-trade distributor that works with artists in Indonesia to
create unique, small-batch fabrics. -Erin

Material: Cotton, comes with a 3 pack of whitewash wood quilt clips

Size: 46” wide x 36” tall