Batik Print

Authors

  • Varsha Shukla, Dr Amrita Rajput

Keywords:

Batik Print, Textile, Colors

Abstract

Batik print is an ancient textile art form characterized by its intricate, handcrafted designs made through a resist-dyeing technique. Originating in Indonesia and practiced across various Asian and African cultures, batik involves applying wax to fabric to create patterns, which resist dye when submerged in color baths. This process can be repeated with multiple colors to build complex, layered motifs. Modern batik has evolved to incorporate abstract, geometric, and natural themes, adapting traditional methods for contemporary aesthetics. Known for its vibrant colors and detailed patterns, batik print represents a fusion of artistry and craftsmanship, preserving cultural heritage while embracing innovation.

References

Elliot, I. M. (2011). Batik: Fabled Cloth of Java. Tuttle Publishing.

Dalem, A. (2004). Traditional Indonesian Textiles. Periplus Editions.

Khamis, A. (2016). Batik: Exploring Techniques and Applications in Modern Fashion. Journal of Fashion and Textile Studies, 15(3), 233-247.

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How to Cite

Varsha Shukla, Dr Amrita Rajput. (2024). Batik Print . International Journal of Research & Technology, 12(4), 56–61. Retrieved from https://ijrt.org/j/article/view/173