What city is batik's hometown?

Batik's hometown is Anshun, Guizhou, China. Batik is a traditional folk textile printing and dyeing handicraft in China, which was called wax valerian in ancient times. It is also known as the four major printing technologies in ancient China, together with twisted valerian, gray valerian and sandwiched valerian. At present, the Palace Museum in Beijing displays a batik back fan of Miao nationality in Anshun suburb, which was collected by the Qing court. Anshun is a famous tourist city in China, with many famous scenic spots such as Huangguoshu Waterfall, Dragon Palace, Tunpu Culture, Tianxing Bridge and Huajiang Grand Canyon.

Batik of Anshun Miao nationality is divided into two forms: batik and batik. Wax painting is to dip a copper knife (wax painting tool) in beeswax dissolved at high temperature, and hand-draw flowers, birds, fish, insects and rivers and lakes on white cloth, which is vivid and vivid. Then the painter can fill in various colors according to his own preferences.

Batik is very popular among Miao women in Anshun. Miao patterns have the nature of history books, like armor, like words, or freehand brushwork, or abstract, free riding. Batik fabrics are often used as clothing, waist, bed sheets, back fans, canopies, satchels, hats and fashions.

Batik is made by laying a white cloth flat on a table, putting wax into a small pot, heating and dissolving it into juice, and coating it on the cloth with a wax knife stained with wax juice. Generally, you don't have to prove it, you just draw according to the idea, and you don't need a ruler and compass. Lines, straight lines and Fiona Fang figures drawn by Bank of China can be folded well.