These have for many years been the proven and best-loved colours for this ancient art of fabric decoration that came to Europe from Asia. The batik process entails making patterns by colouring, whereby parts of the material are pre-treated to ensure that no colour is taken on there. This can either be achieved by using wax or by tying the fabric. Using 'L' batik colours is very easy and the finished work can be machine washed on a delicate wash up to 30 degrees after treatment with fixing preparation Deka 'L'. The colours can be used on un-starched natural fibre materials - except synthetics; they are all intermixable and are remarkable for their lightfastness and brightness. We offer 33 brilliant colour tones in 10g packets and in 500g tins. Price per packet or tin.
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