What is the Chinese wax printing for?

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What is the Chinese wax printing for?

2022-12-01

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• 祖子怡
  Wax pending is a traditional and ancient China fossil vive handicraft.The first step is painting on the cloth.The second step is applying the weeks on the cloth's surface.The third step is making colors.And the first step is broking the weeks on the surface.And then People will take off the wax and make it dry

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  开钰昊
  Wax printing is a traditional folk textile printing and dyeing handicraft in China, which was called batik in ancient times, and is also called the four printing techniques in ancient China together with tie dyeing, gray dyeing and sandwich dyeing. Wax printing is to use a wax knife to dip in melted wax to draw flowers on the cloth and dye them with indigo. Once the wax is removed, the cloth surface will show a variety of patterns of white flowers on a blue background or blue flowers on a white background. At the same time, during the dip dyeing, the wax as an anti dye naturally cracks, making the cloth surface show a special "ice pattern", which is particularly attractive. Because of its rich patterns, simple colors and unique style, batik is used to make clothes and various practical articles for daily life, which is simple, generous, fresh and pleasing to the eye.

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  宛家豪
  Batik patterns are based on realism. The artistic language is simple, naive, rough and powerful, especially its shape is not restricted by the details of natural images, and has undergone bold changes and exaggerations. This change and exaggeration comes from naive imagination and contains infinite charm. The patterns are very rich, with geometric shapes and natural images. They generally come from life or beautiful legends and stories, with strong national colors.

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• 魏航
  Batik dyeing is China's ancient ethnic minority folk traditional textile printing and dyeing handicraft, ancient name "wax vale", and twisting (tie-dyeing), clamping (openwork printing) and known as the three major printing techniques in ancient China. Batik is to use a wax knife to dip the wax painted flowers in the cloth and then dye with blue indigo, both dyeing the wax, the cloth surface presents a variety of patterns of white flowers on a blue background or blue flowers on a white background, at the same time, in the dipping dyeing, the wax will naturally crack, so that the cloth presents a special "ice pattern".

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