Llany Batik Studio

Llany Batik Studio

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Llany is a multidisciplinary artist specialising in Batik, a technique she first discovered and learnt whilst living in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in 2013

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 23/09/2026

Mayahuel la diosa del maguey, símbolo de fertilidad, sabiduría, y la conexión entre el mundo terrenal y el divino. Esta obra hecha con cerámica y utilizando el esgrafiado me tomó muchos meses. Me recordaba al canting y el batik y creo que se nota mi influencia en el batik. Finalmente Mayahuel encontró hogar en un museo de cerámica en Ronda. Lucirá bella entre otras obras y trascenderá espero que muchos años. Gracias Antonio Garrido por ver en ella algo especial.

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 17/09/2026

Learning with a great teacher the art of making batik cap with “kertas” . Indonesians are so creative and amazing, always find their way through new materials and beautiful ways of expressing their culture.

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 07/09/2026

Muara es un proyecto que conjuga aprendizaje de una técnica ancestral, acercamientos culturales llenos de respeto hacia l@s guardian@s de esta técnica, venta de telas y material y por supuesto promoción del trabajo y valor del batik en el mundo.

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 03/09/2026

shal de la seda más suave y delicada, casi transparente trabajado con batik. Pieza ùnica. DM si te interesa. Catálogo en línea.

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 01/09/2026

# # # **A Journey Into the Heart of Indian Craft — Jaipur & the Golden Triangle | November 2027**

I’m delighted to invite you to join me on a very special **Craft & Cultural Journey through India**, which I am organizing together with Aahilya Holidays

Together, we will travel through the Golden Triangle ( Delhi, Agra, Jaipur) , meeting artisan families and learning directly from the hands that have carried their craft and knowledge from one generation to the next.

I have experienced this connection myself, and it was deeply inspiring. This time, I want to share it with you — while also helping to support the family-run studios and artisans who work so beautifully to keep these ancient traditions alive.

This is more than a trip to India.
**It is an invitation to slow down, connect, learn, and experience the living soul behind the art.**

Come with me to discover the colours, stories, hands and traditions of India.

**November 2027 · Jaipur & the Golden Triangle**
More info DM or direclty write an email to [email protected]

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 28/08/2026

I am so happy to finally share with all of you my next journeys for 2027, prepared with so much love. ❤️
These journeys are the result of my passion, but also of my commitment to the people who have kindly opened their hearts and shared their knowledge with me. After more than a decade of learning directly from the guardians of these textile traditions, my mission has become clear: to help preserve their knowledge, celebrate their craftsmanship, and create meaningful connections between cultures.

These journeys are an invitation to experience textile art not simply as an object of beauty, but as a living heritage — carried forward by the people who dedicate their lives to preserving it.

If you are interested in joining any of these journeys, please send me a message and I will be very happy to share all the information with you. I will also be posting little by little more photos and details about each journey, so you can discover what makes each one so special.

The journey in November will be particularly special, as I will be collaborating with Aahilya Holidays to create this amazing experience together. ✨

I know the situation in the world can hurt, overwhelm us, and sometimes make us feel that there is nothing we can do. But embracing art, supporting artisans and creative communities, and keeping these traditions alive is my way of rebelling against despair — and of holding on to a little bit of hope in these difficult times.

Thank you for being part of this journey with me. 🤍

Photos from Llany Batik Studio's post 22/08/2026

Adoro la capacidad de los artistas Indonesios de combinar patrones y colores en las prendas. Esta es una prenda con colores lilas, verdes aqua, rosas, y amarillos tenues. Combina patrones tradicionales y figuras sueltas y expresivas. Es una única prenda. Si te interesa puedes entrar a mi catálogo en la bio para más info.

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