Brand story

"Hello, I'm Veena, the founder and designer behind Grebr. My journey has been a colorful tapestry woven between the bustling streets of Mumbai, India, and the creative halls of Sir J.J. School of Applied Arts, where I completed my graduation. For over two decades, I immersed myself in the dynamic world of the animation industry, all the while nurturing my passion for the intricate art of Batik painting.

Now, as I embark on a new path as a designer cum businesswoman, I'm thrilled to present this collection, crafted with both excitement and pride. Each piece is a labor of love, a fusion of my artistic pursuits and a deep connection to the rich tapestry of Indian culture. It's more than a collection; it's a celebration of heritage and a testament to the vibrant spirit of creativity that drives Grebr."

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"At Grebr, our entire collection is a testament to the timeless artistry of Batik, an ancient form of painting . The Batik process, a meticulous and labor-intensive method, involves the delicate interplay of waxwork and multiple dyeing stages on cloth. Then printed on thick cloth.Each piece in our collection is not just a work of art but a reflection of the dedication, patience, and craftsmanship that goes into creating this remarkable fusion of tradition and creativity."

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Brand Owner

"I am the proud founder of Grebr, a brand that came to life as I celebrated my 50th birthday. This venture represents not just a milestone in my life but also a testament to the belief that age is no barrier to pursuing one's dreams and passions."

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Batik Process

  • Design Planning

    Plan your design on paper or directly on the fabric. Traditional batik often features repetitive geometric patterns or nature-inspired motifs.

  • Heating Wax

    Heat the wax to a liquid state. Be cautious as hot wax can cause burns.

  • Wax Application

    Use the tjanting tool or brushes to apply the wax to the areas you want to remain the original color. The wax creates a barrier, preventing the dye from penetrating those areas.

  • First Dye Bath

    • Prepare the dye bath according to the instructions on the dye packaging.
    • Immerse the fabric into the dye bath, allowing it to soak until the desired color is achieved.
    • Remove the fabric and let it dry completely.

  • Wax Removal

    • Carefully remove the wax. This can be done by ironing the fabric between layers of absorbent paper, which absorbs the melted wax.
    • Alternatively, you can gently scrape off the wax with a knife, revealing the wax-resisted areas.

  • Final product

    Painting is tweaked and printed on thick cloth and then turned into a beautiful bag.
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