What is the Berry flower batik fabric made of?

This fabric is woven from 100% premium combed cotton with a dense 130x70 thread count. This construction provides a smooth tactile experience and excellent breathability for apparel and quilting.

Is this authentic Indonesian batik cotton?

Yes, all our fabrics are authentically produced in Pekalongan, Indonesia. We use traditional batik cap (hand-stamped) techniques featuring meticulously carved copper blocks and manual wax-resist dyeing.

Can I use this multi-color floral batik for quilting?

Absolutely. The dense combed cotton holds a sharp crease when ironed, resists fraying during rotary cutting, and features minimal shrinkage, making it highly preferred by the international quilting community.

Does the dye on this traditional batik fabric bleed?

Because it is manually hand-dyed, there may be a slight surface dye release during the first wash. We recommend machine washing on a cold setting without bleach and washing dark colors separately initially.

How is the botanical batik fabric by the yard packaged for wholesale?

We offer flexible B2B packaging, including 120-yard standard rolls, 720-yard boxes, custom retail-ready bolts (10-15 yards), and precision pre-cuts (3-inch, 5-inch, or 10-inch squares) for quilt shops.

What makes Pekalongan batik cap textile unique?

Unlike digital printing, the manual wax-resist process creates organic, one-of-a-kind watercolor effects and subtle dye variations, ensuring no two yards are exactly alike.

Premium Berry Flower Batik Fabric - Botanical Quilt Cotton

This authentic Berry flower batik fabric and its comprehensive 23-color collection are traditionally hand-stamped in Pekalongan, Indonesia. Manufactured on a premium 130×70 combed cotton base, these textiles deliver exceptional structural stability, a smooth tactile drape, and minimal shrinkage engineered specifically for the international quilting community and boutique apparel designers.

The Heritage & Artistry of Hand-Stamped Floral Batik Fabric

At Ambologo, our foundation in textile manufacturing traces back to our grandfather’s initial workshop in the 1930s. By 1960, we established formal factory operations in Pekalongan—universally recognized as the World’s City of Batik. Building on over six decades of continuous factory experience, we have successfully exported our premium textiles to global markets since 2010. This extensive history ensures that every bolt of fabric we produce carries the true authenticity of centuries-old Javanese craftsmanship.

This specific collection utilizes the Pekalongan batik cap textile method. Rather than relying on automated digital printers, our skilled artisans manually apply hot wax to the cotton base using meticulously carved copper blocks (tjap). This traditional wax-resist method prevents the dye from penetrating the stamped areas, resulting in crisp botanical outlines. Because this process relies entirely on human precision and manual pressure, slight, organic variations occur in the wax absorption. These minute differences mean that every single yard of our Berry flower batik fabric is a one-of-a-kind piece, offering a distinct character that factory-printed, mass-produced fabrics cannot replicate.

Visual Profile & The 23-Color Berry Flower Gallery

The core design of this collection is a hand-stamped floral batik fabric, featuring an organic arrangement of five-petal blossoms, trailing leaves, and small berry clusters. Because we utilize manual hand-dyeing processes, the background exhibits a distinctive mottled, watercolor effect caused by the natural cracking of the resist wax during the dye baths.

This variable product gallery includes 23 distinct, precisely formulated colorways to accommodate any specific project palette:

Warm & Autumnal Tones: A vibrant orange and yellow watercolor base with subtle purple undertones, dynamic bright orange contrasted with muted purple, and warm terracotta or dark chestnut orange variations.
Cool & Oceanic Tones: Deep blue navy backgrounds highlighted with crisp silver or cyan floral stamps, oceanic dark teal tones mixed with bright blue florals, and unique pairings like slate pink mixed with classic denim blue.
Earthy Greens: Earthy lime green backgrounds with charcoal grey stamps, bright teal greens highlighted with silver-grey, and unique blends of earthy greens with subtle purple floral stamping.
Pastels & Violets: Crisp white multicolor pastel bases featuring pink, teal, and yellow botanical motifs, soft light purple backgrounds adorned with vibrant pink and green, and monochromatic blush pink bases with deeper rose floral patterns.

Whether you select the vivid multi-color floral batik for quilting or a subtle monochromatic variation, the entire Berry Flower collection maintains the exact same structural motif and watercolor depth.

Why Quilters & Designers Rely on This Traditional Batik Fabric

A frequent question from international buyers is whether traditional Javanese dyes and weaves can withstand the rigorous demands of modern sewing. The answer lies strictly in our material construction. Woven from 100% premium cotton featuring a dense 130×70 thread count and 40sx40s combed yarns, this authentic Indonesian batik cotton offers a distinctly superior tactile experience. The process of combing the yarns removes short fibers and impurities, resulting in a noticeably smoother surface that glides effortlessly under a sewing machine foot.

Quilting Performance: The tight 130×70 construction holds a sharp, crisp crease when pressed with an iron, resists fraying during rotary cutting, and maintains exceptional bias stability for complex piecing.
Apparel Versatility: The breathable, medium-weight drape makes this cotton highly versatile for manufacturing boutique apparel, including shirts, sarongs, children’s clothes, and costumes.
Accessory & Home Decor: The structural stability is ideal for accessories like bags and purses, as well as bespoke home decor items and bedding.
Care Instructions: Machine wash on a cold setting and strictly avoid the use of bleach. Always wash dark colors separately during the first few cycles to account for any natural surface dye release. Tumble dry on a low setting and remove promptly.

Technical Specifications & Wholesale Logistics

Operating a high-capacity facility allows Ambologo to fulfill extensive B2B requirements seamlessly for independent fabric shops, international distributors, and boutique manufacturing houses seeking botanical batik fabric by the yard.

Material Base: 100% Premium Cotton
Construction Details: 130×70 thread count, 40sx40s combed yarns
Standard Fabric Width: 115 cm (44 inches)
Production Capacity: 100,000 yards (equivalent to a 1x 20ft Container)
Standard Lead Time: 1.5 months for full container volumes
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 100 meters per style, pattern, or specific colorway

Flexible B2B Packing Options:

Standard Roll Packing: 4 pieces at 30 yards each (Total 120 yards per roll, weighing approximately 150 kg per roll).
Box Packing Configurations: 6 rolls per box (Total 720 yards).
Retail-Ready Bolt Packing: Custom folded bolts available in 10, 12, or 15-yard increments.
Quilter’s Pre-Cuts: Custom precision cutting available upon request for retail packs (e.g., 3-inch, 5-inch, or 10-inch squares).

Secure Your Hand-Dyed Batik Order Today

By partnering directly with our Pekalongan facility, you bypass middlemen to secure factory-direct quality from a manufacturer with a proven track record since 1960. Whether you are stocking your retail shelves with tropical batik fabric or commissioning a custom run of our Berry flower batik fabric, our logistics team ensures reliable, seamless worldwide shipping. Contact our wholesale department today to discuss your specific yardage requirements, request physical sample swatches, or initiate a custom B2B production run.

FAQ

What is the Berry flower batik fabric made of? This fabric is woven from 100% premium combed cotton with a dense 130×70 thread count. This construction provides a smooth tactile experience and excellent breathability for apparel and quilting.
Is this authentic Indonesian batik cotton? Yes, all our fabrics are authentically produced in Pekalongan, Indonesia. We use traditional “batik cap” (hand-stamped) techniques featuring meticulously carved copper blocks and manual wax-resist dyeing.
Can I use this multi-color floral batik for quilting? Absolutely. The dense combed cotton holds a sharp crease when ironed, resists fraying during rotary cutting, and features minimal shrinkage, making it highly preferred by the international quilting community.
Does the dye on this traditional batik fabric bleed? Because it is manually hand-dyed, there may be a slight surface dye release during the first wash. We recommend machine washing on a cold setting without bleach and washing dark colors separately initially.
How is the botanical batik fabric by the yard packaged for wholesale? We offer flexible B2B packaging, including 120-yard standard rolls, 720-yard boxes, custom retail-ready bolts (10-15 yards), and precision pre-cuts (3″, 5″, or 10″ squares) for quilt shops.
What makes Pekalongan batik cap textile unique? Unlike digital printing, the manual wax-resist process creates organic, one-of-a-kind watercolor effects and subtle dye variations, ensuring no two yards are exactly alike.