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Sandie's collection

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Sleeping infant, Southern Thailand, ethnic Malay village near Ranong. The batik coverlet, as well as the sarongs wore by the women in the prior photos, are simply cotton lengths with printed batik designs, rather than actual batik pieces. These sarongs are ubiquitous throughout SEAsia.

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