Batik & Adire, The combination of batik and adire (tie-dye) techniques used by Nigerian artisans is a masterful blend of tradition and creativity. Adire, a resist-dyeing method, involves tying, stitching, or folding the fabric to create organic, flowing patterns, while batik uses wax to create bold, intricate designs that stand out against the dyed background. This dual approach allows for a harmonious interplay of structured and spontaneous designs, resulting in richly textured and uniquely vibrant fabrics. Together, these techniques celebrate Nigeria's cultural heritage and the artisans' skill in transforming fabric into art.

• Product Design:  Batik & Adire (a combination of Batik, wax designs by hand and Adire, also known as Kampala, a tie-dye technique)
• Material: 100% Chiffon
  • designs can also be made in other fabrics including plain cotton, linen, chiffon, shaking and crepe
• Weave Type: Subtle textured finish with repeating woven patterns that exude an elegant sheen
• Patterns: Brocade patterns with intricate, raised designs (like florals, geometric shapes or elaborate motifs woven directly into the material
• Colors: Intricate, artisan-designed patterns using natural dyes in a tie-dye technique
• Dimensions: 
  • Length: 176" (14.7 ft)
  • Width: 48" (4 ft)
  • 56 SQFT
  • 6 Yards
• Uses: Ideal for fashion (clothing, headwraps), upholstery, art, and ceremonial purposes
•  Care Instructions:
  • Hand wash, gentle machine wash or dry clean recommended
  • Avoid harsh detergents to maintain color and fabric integrity
  • Avoid harsh scrubbing
  • Air dry and iron on low heat if needed
  • Do not bleach

Experience a blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and artistic expression with Batik & Adire fabric.

We offer this fabric in a variety of color combinations and offer this fabric in several textiles including 100% Cotton, Cotton Guinea Brocade, Linen, Chiffon, Shaking, Crepe, Silk! If your fabric preference is not in stock, contact us and place your custom order today! 

Please Note: The fabric edges are raw as the fabric ships directly from artisans.