Wax print

Wax print, often referred to as Dutch wax fabric, is a colorful, patterned cotton fabric that originated in Indonesia and became popular in West Africa. It is made using a batik technique where wax is applied to create designs, allowing for vibrant, intricate patterns when dyeing the fabric. The result is a durable and eye-catching textile widely used in clothing, home décor, and crafts. Each fabric often carries cultural significance, reflecting local traditions and stories. Wax prints are celebrated for their beauty, versatility, and the skilled craftsmanship behind their creation.