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Floral Batik Motifs

As I’ve learned, batik is a technique, much like tattooing.
With these designs, I’m exploring how flowers can be transformed into traditional batik forms and translated into tattoo designs.

I imagine drawing these flowers with a “canting”, working within the visual of batik through lines, bold outlines, and dots, while using tattoo shading to add depth and dimension.

The four flowers featured here are some of my mother’s favorites:
Melati, Mawar, Kemuning, and Lantana.

All designs are available for tattoo. 🤘🏽
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New sketches & drawings for an upcoming project by Eka Mardiys , More to come.

Daily routine at the shop.
Tattooing, drawing, random Bali chats, listening to stories, complaints, ideas, and everything in between.
is back at the shop. If you'd like to make an appointment, feel free to send your request via email or simply drop by.
See you around.
Semangat 💪

One of our designs from North Bali Flash Day,
inspired by Karang Macan found in North Bali temples.

Suksma Roxy,
all the way from Amed for being part of our North Bali Flash Day 🙏🏼

For us, North Bali ornaments have a very unique character.
They are often not symmetrical and don’t always follow a central composition.
The motifs spread naturally across the surface, like growing plants.
Their forms feel open, flowing, and organic, often described by local carvers as having a “watermelon leaf” character.

This flash collection is inspired by the unique visual language of North Bali ornaments.
All flashes will be available on 25 April during our North Bali Flash Day.
13.00–19.00 at

Walk-in only
First come, first served
No repeat designs

Sekala 369 presents

North Bali Flash Day
25 April 2026 | 1PM — 7PM

Most of these designs are inspired by our recent trip to North Bali, exploring temples and traditional ornaments.
Created into a special selection for this Flash Day.

Walk in only
First come, first served
No repeat designs

See you there.