Item:Length of green batik fabric

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length of green batik fabric
Look:	Blue-green frogs with lumpy black warts swim through a paler green sea that covers the surface of the fabric. The traditional wax resist dying method results in a surprisingly intricate design on the cotton material.
Weight:	Unknown
Metal:	Unknown
Appraised Cost:	Unknown
Properties:	This item is worn in an unknown or unset slot.
Dimensions:	? length x ? width x ? height
Sources:	Sold by Anyaila's Fine Clothing for 1,000 Kronars Source is Anyaila's Fine Clothing

The fabric looks different when worn by women and men.

On Women, the fabric can be:

a calf-length green batik sarong tied at the side
a thigh-length green batik sarong knotted at one side
a snug green batik bandeau wrapped around the chest
a softly draped green batik dress with a knotted halter-neck
a flowing green batik headdress
a green batik turban
a lightweight green batik shawl draped over the arms
a short green batik cape fluttering from the shoulders

On Men, the fabric can be:

a calf-length green batik sarong tied at the side
a simple green batik loincloth wrapped around the hips
a sleeveless green batik vest secured by pins at the shoulders
a pleated green batik toga with one end draped over the shoulder
a flowing green batik headdress
a green batik turban
a lightweight green batik shawl draped over the arms
a short green batik cape fluttering from the shoulders

Verbs

• TURN: You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a turban (folded) or headdress (unfolded).
• TURN: You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a shawl (folded) or cape (unfolded).
• TURN: You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a short sarong or loincloth (folded) or calf-length sarong (unfolded).
• TURN: You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a bandeau/sleeveless vest (folded) or dress/toga (unfolded).
• FOLD: You fold your green batik fabric in half lengthwise.
• UNFOLD: You shake out the folds in green batik fabric.