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The largest producers of batik are Indonesia and Malaysia who adorn batik as their national costume however Thailand’s industry is growing A number of batik artists operate in Phuket and most of them will allow you to design and sometimes even make your own batik cloth.
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The precious batik pieces are on display in Galleries 3 and 4 at the Queen Sirikit Textile Museum which is open daily from 9am4pm The entrance fee is 150 baht for adults 80 baht for seniors.
