The unique process of Batik making is through dyeing methods in which design is drawn or stamped on a piece of cloth with melted wax. When the wax sets it acts as a dye-resist, so that the waxed parts of the cloth remain unaffected by the dyes. The wax is then removed, usually by boiling the cloth, and the process is repeated over and over again until the desired pattern is achieved. There are two main processes to apply the wax: by hand, using a special tool for drawing with melted wax called a canting and with a copper stamp, called a cap. In some cases both techniques are used on the same cloth to obtain the desired pattern. Traditionally the canting is used by women and men use the cap.
Natural Dyed Batik is always the passion for Tjok Agung . He has been involved with Bali traditional textile conservation work with with Yayasan Pecinta Budaya Bebali (Bebali Traditional Textile Conservation Foundation). He is also developing programs in his
Following are some of Tjok Agung's beautiful artwork of Batik handmade with natural dyes:
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4 comments:
Really impressive the way how this boy are working, they are like an artist. I liked this work too much. I consider is better this boy work in a good think so they can be focuse in a good orientation all the time.
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Sometimes you can not see their mistakes, sometimes you see - but too late, and taking it for granted by fate, "then so should" or "learn from our mistakes." Yes, it is nice when your own errors lead to a rethinking of things. But better to try to just not do them.
Beautiful artwork!
Incredible artwork!
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