A painting made by waxing, drawing, dyeing, dewaxing, or rinsing a piece of cloth

Batik painting is made by applying wax to cloth, drawing, dyeing, dewaxing and rinsing. In the process of dyeing, the surface of waxwhite cloth will naturally crack, which will infiltrate dye into the white blank cloth and color it. Many irregular or fine color patterns are also called moire patterns. These moire patterns are the standard for distinguishing real and imitation batik cloth, because the "moire patterns" designed into any imitation batik cloth are regular and can be found.