Batik (noun)

A method of dyeing a fabric by which certain parts are coated with wax to prevent the dye from penetrating, producing a pattern or design.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from javanese batik, from batek "to dot".

Examples:

1. The batik textile was made using traditional methods of wax-resist dyeing.
2. The batik dress was a beautiful blend of colors and patterns.
3. The batik was used to create intricate designs on the fabric.
4. The batik process involves applying wax to the fabric before dyeing.
5. The batik was a popular form of textile art in Southeast Asia.