Batik textiles are a traditional fabric art form originating from Indonesia. This technique involves applying wax to fabric to create intricate patterns and designs. Once the wax is applied, the fabric is dyed, and the areas covered in wax resist the dye, resulting in beautiful, colorful patterns. Batik is not only popular in Indonesia but also in other countries like Malaysia and India. The process can be labor-intensive, often requiring multiple dyeing and waxing steps to achieve the desired effect. Batik textiles are commonly used for clothing, home decor, and cultural ceremonies.