Batik Cap

Batik Cap is a traditional Indonesian fabric-dyeing technique that uses a copper stamp, called a cap, to create intricate patterns on cloth. The cap is pressed onto wax-coated fabric to apply the design's outline. After stamping, dye is applied, and the wax is removed, revealing detailed patterns. This method allows for precise, repeating designs and is often used to produce traditional textiles efficiently. Batik Cap combines craftsmanship with automation, making beautiful, culturally significant fabrics accessible and consistent in pattern.