In Indonesia, artisans use hot wax to draw on fabrics before dipping them in dyes: the traditional technique that transforms clothing into symbols of cultural identity and was recognized by UNESCO

Original: Na Indonésia, artesãos utilizam cera quente para desenhar tecidos antes de mergulhá-los em tinturas: a técnica tradicional que transforma roupas em símbolos de identidade cultural e foi reconhecida pela UNESCO

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Indonesian batik brings together traditions on the island of Java with hot wax and dyes, being recognized as cultural heritage by UNESCO. The post In Indonesia, artisans use hot wax to draw fabrics before submerging them in dyes: the traditional technique that transforms clothes into symbols of cultural identity and was recognized by UNESCO appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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