China Seas Fabric: New Batik - Custom Salmon / New Brown on Vellum Suncloth (OUTDOOR) Small Scale And we hope that all

And we hope that all your favorite bands stay together

A fun contemporary print

New Blue on Tint — not navy

Oyster is a heavier linen ground ideally suited for upholstery

China Seas Fabric: New Batik - Custom Salmon / New Brown on Vellum Suncloth (OUTDOOR) Small Scale And we hope that allBatik begins with wax. A craftsman draws in hot wax on cloth by hand, or through a copper stamp called a canting and then dyes the fabric. The wax resists the dye. The wax is removed. What remains is a negative image of extraordinary precision, built from the logic of absence. The Dutch colonized Java for three centuries partly because of batik. They took it home, called it "Indian" print, and sold it to Europeans who had no idea where it came from.