First lessons in batik; a handbook in batik, tie-dyeing and all pattern dyeing (1921)
Lewis, Gertrude Clayton · Chicago, New York, The Prang company · leaf 93
turally still more rapid when used hot. The user, there-fore, has the choice of the hot or cold .process, according to her conven-ience. If the dye is used hot the material must be sffrred constantly. Ifused in tepid water it must be kept in motion only sufficiently to keep thecolor from settling… … A section from a Javanese Batik from Mefrofiolitan Miiseutn, New York
Batik · Dyes and dyeing
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