Batik Silk Sarees & Batik Print Kurtis

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Want to know more about Batik?

Batik is wax resist. Molten wax is drawn or stamped onto the cloth, the cloth is dyed, and the waxed areas keep their original colour; repeat the sequence and the colours layer. The fine cracks running through a batik pattern are where the wax broke before dyeing — they cannot be planned, which is why no two lengths repeat.

Batik sarees. Batik silk sarees in matka and pure silk, and batik sarees on chanderi — waxed by hand rather than printed to imitate it.

Batik print kurtis and tunics carry the same wax-resist work in cotton.