TRADITIONAL PURE BATIIK COTTON SALWAR KAMEEZ FROM BIHAR @ UNNATISILKS
A lot of white floral art work on a contrastingly dark
background, either on the entire portion or sections of the shalwar kamiz,
makes it Batik printing.A wave of fresh breeze, novel and catchy, Batik
prints are eye-catching for their picturesque white designs on
coloured canvas.Batik on salwar kamiz as an
experiment has succeeded through inputs from countries like Indonesia and
China. However our traditional stylists have over a period evolved a unique
style of their own.
Using ‘resists’ for making designs on a fabric, the conventional
Batik process has a resist or a physical block in some form or the other to
prevent desired areas on the fabric from being penetrated by the initial dye.
Generally wax is used as a resist in Batik.The block printed areas where
resists are in place, come out as un-dyed areas in the dyed fabric and could be
coloured differently in repeat wax dye process. This wax-dye process could be
repeated several times for every subsequent colour change.
Batik can
be done very easily with various types of dyes & wax on cotton, silk and
other natural fabrics like jute and blends.The rarer type of Batik is Pen Batik. Fine
designs are made on the fabric using ‘Tjanting’ tools. Pen Batik is a
little more painstaking comparatively on account of fine detailing to be taken
done by hand and molten wax to be poured a certain temperature carefully on the
design lines with Batik dropper pen. A lot of care is taken for too thin a
layer could give way to colour dye to seep through surface cracks. Temperature
of the wax is normally kept between 200 and 230 degrees.
Vats or tubs with boiling water are used to melt away the wax in
the case of Batk printed salwar kameez. For Pen Batik
fabrics a small tub with hot water is generally preferred. After
the entire resist dyeing process is over, and the wax has melted away in hot
water, a neatly dyed and design filled Batik imprinted fabric is available.There
is a Batik prints range of handloom
cotton salwar suits from Unnati Silks where the colours are
vibrant, the prints awesome and the themes mind-blowing. In fact, cotton being
easy to work with generally gives best results which the Batik
Printed cotton handlooms on display so finely
showcase.
There are whole lot of multi-dyed, block
printed Batiks at Unnati where care has been exercised at each step to
ensure pure outcomes of fine light floral prints on good contrasting
backgrounds. And what a refreshing lot too! Unnati ‘s range of Pen Batik
Salwar Kameez highlights the brilliant art on ethnic apparel. In modern
floral designs and abstract art using the virtues of Batik through the special
pen, these fabrics usher in a new freshness and appeal.
Unnati Silks, largest
ethnic Indian shop onlineprovides
for you to purchase shalwar suit online, unstitched or semi-stitched Batik
Printed salwar kamizwith matching dupatta. Shopping salwar kameez online at
store with the widest range of Indian ethnic handlooms to shop
Shalwar Kameez online, you can
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fancy prints from the exclusive range of shalwar suits.
You can buy latest salwar kameez online or shop chudidar kameez
online at Unnati silksand
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