Batik is a process of dipping a wax knife into wax to draw a flower on the cloth and then dip-dye it with indigo. After the wax is removed, the cloth surface will appear various patterns of blue, white or blue flowers on a white background. At the same time, the wax, as an anti-dye, will naturally crack, making the cloth surface appear special "ice lines" , especially charming. Because Batik pattern is rich, tonal and elegant, style is unique, it is used to make clothes and ornaments and all kinds of practical articles of life, it is simple, fresh and pleasing to the eye, rich in national characteristics.