noun
definition
A wax-resist method of dyeing fabric.
verb
definition
To dye fabric using the wax-resist method.
Examples of batik in a Sentence
Alla has been teaching batik in Arts College for 7 years now.
This will show fine examples of traditional batik from around the world alongside selected contemporary work from Guild members.
This eclectic batik blazer is extremely versatile because of the myriad colors that comprise the pattern of the textile.
They specialize in fabrics like tie-dye, batik, waxed cotton and linen.
Many of these lovely wraps are dyed using a technique called batik.
The Swiss produced imitation batik in the early 1940s.
There is also information on books, websites, contacts and places to see batik in the UK.
Quilting-Warehouse has fat quarters and Batik cotton fabric, as well as basic and printed cottons.
The first part looks at world batik with sections on Indonesia, China, and Africa.
Jo's main interests are silk painting, wax batik and embroidery and she exhibits her work regularly in the Yorkshire area.
The designs of her batik silk scarves suggest images of landscape, plant or sea patterns.
For something less overtly sexy but still a cute bikini, you can try Big on Batik, which has string bikini tops and briefs in lively colors.
This machine washable shirt, done in a batik print, looks tropical and fresh.
Batik is definitely in and Victoria's has it in multiple styles including the tankini, a flirty ruffled skirt with banded halter, and drop dead sexy bandeau top with low-rise bottom bikini, all from Beach Sexy.
These are shorter in length, but made from a variety of fabrics, such as cotton, hemp, batik, and silk, wide-legged, and quite comfortable.
Another unisex option is the batik fisherman's pants.
Experience I have been designing batik since 1998 and have studied art since 1994.