Not your regular batik: This Indonesian fashion brand is making hand-drawn batik for a new generation

Indonesian fashion brand Batik Tulis Wolter is keeping a centuries-old craft alive by working with local artisans to create hand-drawn batik pieces that blend traditional techniques with contemporary design. According to Channel NewsAsia, founder Abel Hesed Tandadjaja is hoping this approach will make the intricate art form relevant for younger generations—proving that time-honored craftsmanship can thrive in modern fashion.

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