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Batiks, and how to make them

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Chinese Screen Panel by Pieter Mijer and Emile Weeckers Frontispiece

FACING PAGE

Javanese Kain Kapala 2

Enlarged Detail of Native Sarong 4

Native Design Showing European Influence 14

Pure Native Design Adapted for European Use 14

Conventional Fish Design by Chris Lebeau 26

Geometrical Fish Design by Chris Lebeau 28

Stork Panel by Chris Lebeau 30

Flamingo Curtain by Pieter Mijer 30

The Use of Batik in Interior Decoration 32

Dyeing of Textile 34

Cleaning the Tjanting 34

Floral Design Entirely Executed with a Brush 36

Various Types of Tjantings 46

Scarf Batiked by Hazel Burnham Slaughter 50

The Right Way to Hold the Tjanting 54

The Use of the Brush for Filling Spaces 54

Tank for Separating Wax from Gasoline 58

“Spring” by C. Bertram Hartman and Pieter Mijer 64

By following the arrows in the above chart it will easily be seen which colours should be mixed together in order to produce a given colour and the various lengths of the connecting lines indicate about the proportion in which the dyes should be used 68

Successive Stages in the Making of a Batik 74

Successive Stages in the Making of a Batik 76

The Use of Batik for Costume 78

Sorceress by Arthur Crisp and Pieter Mijer 80

BATIKS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEM

BATIKS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEM

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