The difference between tie-dyeing and batik

There are some differences between the two dyeing methods in production technology and finished product effect.

1, production process: Tie-dyeing is mainly binding before weaving to form pattern halo and shrinkage. Batik is to dip wax with a wax knife, draw it on paper or cloth, and then wash it with alkaline water to dissolve the wax and form beautiful patterns.

2. Finished product effect: Tie-dyed finished products usually have a blue-gray tone, and the color will fade with time, showing a retro feeling. Batik finished products are brightly colored, especially monochrome batiks, with strong contrast and clear patterns. In addition, batik patterns are exquisite and compact, giving people a sense of simplicity and solemnity.