The difference between waxed paper and waxed paper

The difference between batik paper and pastel paper is that batik paper is not waxed, but pastel paper is particularly bright because of waxing, and batik paper is calligraphy and painting paper, pastel paper is real rice paper, and batik paper is less hand-painted and glazed than pastel paper. Batik paper refers to very thin rice paper with fine fibers, which can be made into raw rice paper or semi-cooked rice paper, but it is very thin.

Therefore, half-cooked cicada wings are generally more useful, and can be copied and the like. Pastel paper is a semi-cooked rice paper, which belongs to processed rice paper. The paper is thick, equivalent to a sandwich. The processing color of traditional pastel paper is mineral pigment, which does not fade or fade easily.

Mainly introduce

Batik is a traditional folk textile printing and dyeing handicraft in China, which was called wax valerian in ancient times. Tie-dyeing, gray-valerian gas printing and clip dyeing are also called the four major printing technologies in ancient China. Batik is to draw flowers on the cloth with a wax knife dipped in melted wax, and then dipped in indigo. When the wax is removed, the surface of the cloth presents various patterns of white flowers on a blue background or blue flowers on a white background.

At the same time, in the dip dyeing, the wax as resist agent naturally cracks, giving the fabric a special ice pattern, which is particularly attractive. Because batik is rich in patterns, elegant in color and unique in style, it is simple, elegant, fresh and pleasing to the eye when used to make clothes and various practical articles for life.