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Item # ART BTK-01
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-02
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-03
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-04
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-05
HW 90 x 70 cm |
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The Javanese word "batik"
is translated as "good points or dots." Batik is made by
creating tiny dots producing a design by using wax to resist
the dyes on cloth. The most common fabric is fine cotton.
Traditional Indonesian batik is created by using tree resin,
insect wax, coconut oil, paraffin or old wax. The last step
of the process is to remove the wax using
boiling water and caustic soda. The result is reflected in
the Batik Art designs shown in these pages |
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Item # ART BTK-06
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-07
HW 90 x 70 cm |
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Item # ART BTK-08
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-09
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-10
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-11
HW 90 x 70 cm |
Item # ART BTK-12
HW 90 x 70 cm |
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Item # ART BTK-13
HW 90 x 90 cm |
Item # ART BTK-14
HW 90 x 120 cm |
Item # ART BTK-15
HW 90 x 150 cm |
