The sole purpose of purchasing this was whimsy and interest. It turns out that the Art Gallery of NSW has one too! Just think, you could be a benefactor!!
From Google: "
The image shows a vintage Indonesian batik stamp, also known as a tjap or cap. This tool, typically made of copper, is used in the traditional process of making batik fabric to apply wax patterns to cloth.
- Material: Crafted from copper wire and strips.
- Origin: Handmade in Indonesia.
- Function: Used as a hand-printing block for applying wax to fabric.
- Collectibility: These items are often considered collectible pieces of Indonesian art and culture."
Dimensions: 170mm x 80mm x 70mm
