1. Natural Batik Village
Batik products from the east coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang are some of their best exports. Even local tourists do not fail to shop for batik when they are visiting the area. Thus, it was no surprise that my trip to Kuantan included a stop at Natural Batik Village in Balok, Pahang.
2. Natural Batik Village
3. sales gallery
Natural Batik Village reminded me of Kuala Terengganu’s Noor Arfa Craft Centre. Both establishments conduct DIY batik workshops, where visitors are taught how to colour in a batik pattern and then take it home, for a small price.
4. batik factory at the back portion of the shop
5. hand-painted batik
Besides batik painting, regular workshops on batik t-shirt painting and batik t-shirt tie-dye techniques are conducted. These lessons are Natural Batik Village’s main attraction for tourists. Coming to Pahang for a holiday, they have the rare opportunity to get hands-on experience and learn a local art.
6. psychedelic tie-dye t-shirts
7. DIY batik workshop
For those who enjoy shopping, or wondering what souvenirs to pick up, Natural Batik Village has a large sales room with a whole range of batik products, to meet any budget. I was tempted to buy but I held on to my purse strings tightly. I have enough of stuff in my room without adding more!
If you are in this area, don’t just drop by. Roll up your sleeves and paint your own batik. It is fun.
Natural Batik Village
Add: Lot 4898, Batu 9 1/2, Jalan Kemaman, Kampung Chengkol Lempong, Balok, 26100, Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia.
Tel: +609-544 8335
Web: http://naturalbatik.com.my/
Email: naturalbatik@yahoo.com
Business hours: 10am – 7pm daily
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5 Comments
At July 31, 2017, blair villanueva wrote:
Amazing! So this is where I could find authentic batik fabrics :)
Thanks for this insider tips :)
At July 31, 2017, Miera wrote:
I always find it so fascinating how batik is made...and the intricate designs are just so mesmerizing...
At July 31, 2017, Rane Chin wrote:
always love to visit one batik village. will take note on this one
At July 31, 2017, Lia Hasty wrote:
I want to buy psychedelic tie-dye t-shirts as souvenir. Its look cool and unique.
At July 31, 2017, Mama Ee wrote:
Nice place to be visited. Thank you for your write up, will visit when i travel to Balok , Pahang.