resistdyeing
Resist dyeing is a dyeing technique used to create patterns on fabric by preventing the dye from reaching certain areas. This is achieved by applying a resist agent to the parts of the fabric that are intended to remain undyed or to be dyed a different color later. The resist agent can be made of various materials, such as wax, paste, starch, or even simple knots.
There are several methods of resist dyeing. Batik, one of the most well-known, uses molten wax as
The choice of resist agent and application method influences the final pattern and texture of the dyed