Archiv Instant 'Blue' Vinyl Available

Here is a NEW vinyl from artist Archiv. This piece is called 'Instant Blue' and it is 11.25 inches tall has an edition size of 50 and costs $75 each. This is a Rotofugi exclusive!! This will sell out!!!

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Emek 'Carnivorus Musicalus' Batik Released

Here is the next release by artist EMEK, it is called 'The Carnivorus Musicalus'. This is a very limited edition hand painted batik measuring 68 x 45 inches in size. There are only 65 in the edition and they come signed and numbered by EMEK for $125 each. Each batik is hand painted by a family in Bali, Indonesia. Upon arrival in the USA, they are signed and numbered by Emek. (image below) No two batiks are the same! In addition to a wall hanging, some people frame the batiks or even wear as a sarong. 'The Carnivorus Musicalus' was originally used on as the official event poster for the 2007 Coachella Music Festival - beautifully illustrated by Emek. A portion of every sale will go towards new filtration systems. The family who makes each wall hanging by hand is paid very well and hopes you love our product! The word batik (pronounced Ba-teek) means "wax written" and this is basically what batik is. It is a way of decorating cloth by covering part of it with a coat of wax and then dyeing the cloth. The waxed area keeps its original color and when the wax is removed the contrast between the dyed and undyed area makes the pattern. Big, bold designs in bright colors are most striking. The fabric is 100% Indonesian rayon. Made from natural coconut cellulose. The fiber is put through a process using alkaline, making it into a woven fiber, which makes a good durable textile. There are many different qualities of rayon and we only work with the highest quality. The dyes are a colorfast - the same as the dyes used for any textiles. Unfortunately it is not a natural dye; as natural dyes will wear and fade very quickly. However, the dye baths go in to a filtration process being disposed which is a progressive environmental step for the people of Bali. All the dyes are hand blended to get the different shades. Then they are literally painted between the wax lines with paint brushes. I just checked back and now it is sold out!! Shitty!! :(

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