www.ReviewWritersForum.co.uk

A site for review writers
HomeHome  ­CalendarCalendar  ­GalleryGallery  ­FAQFAQ  ­SearchSearch  ­RegisterRegister  ­MemberlistMemberlist  ­UsergroupsUsergroups  ­Log inLog in  
Post new topic   Reply to topicShare | 
 

 BATIK FROM INDONESIA

View previous topic View next topic Go down 
AuthorMessage
djohan



Number of posts: 141
Age: 41
Location: SE Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, Jambi
Registration date: 2006-10-18

PostSubject: BATIK FROM INDONESIA   Fri 17 Nov 2006, 22:52

Hello, I want to be a salesman here. I'm trying to offer BATIK. What do you think of this product? Thank you.
Back to top Go down
View user profile
Thingywhatsit
Admin


Number of posts: 5842
Age: 57
Registration date: 2006-02-12

PostSubject: Re: BATIK FROM INDONESIA   Fri 17 Nov 2006, 22:55

Is that commercial stuff ? Ebay is your best bet if it is.
Back to top Go down
View user profile http://reviewwritersforum.editboard.com
COOOEEE



Number of posts: 107
Location: Somerset
Registration date: 2006-03-07

PostSubject: Re: BATIK FROM INDONESIA   Tue 28 Nov 2006, 00:06

I love Batik but usually the african art ones. Ebay is a good place to sell it as often from abroad to the Uk the postage costs more than the actual item for sale and you may reach more people nearer to home.
Back to top Go down
View user profile
koshkha



Number of posts: 1091
Age: 44
Location: Northants & S. Cheshire - depends on the day of the week
Registration date: 2006-08-17

PostSubject: Re: BATIK FROM INDONESIA   Thu 30 Nov 2006, 10:16

I don't think there's an enormous demand outside student hippy shops - it's the sort of thing people bring back from holidays but don't buy much if they haven't been to the place it was made.

I have quite a lot of framed and mounted batiks I've picked up in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mozambique, Swaziland but very few I've bought in the UK and then mostly from second hand places rather than new.

If you want to sell to shops, you'll probably get better prices if you can mount them on stretchers (like a canvas would be mounted) so that the customer can hang them straight on the wall - selling unmounted means most people are nervous about what it's going to cost them to get them framed or stretched or they buy them and leave them in a drawer for years.

Personally I don't like the Indonesian style very much but I'm sure it appeals to many people.
Back to top Go down
View user profile
Louizalass



Number of posts: 194
Age: 60
Location: THE NAUGHTY STEP
Registration date: 2006-02-28

PostSubject: Re: BATIK FROM INDONESIA   Tue 11 Dec 2007, 22:38

We've got a Batiks shop on Skye - been very successful since 1987!

http://www.skyebatiks.com/

I used to sew garments for them a few years ago - gorgeous!
Back to top Go down
View user profile http://www.daydreamdwellings.com
 

BATIK FROM INDONESIA

View previous topic View next topic Back to top 
Page 1 of 1

Permissions of this forum:You cannot reply to topics in this forum
www.ReviewWritersForum.co.uk :: MEMBERS FUN AREA :: WHICH-
Post new topic   Reply to topic