Discover the cultural significance of batik cap, the traditional wax-resist art form from the Malay world, in this introductory session. Gain insights into its intricate process and enduring cultural value.
This short introduction to the art of batik – the wax-resist process and cultural form beloved across the Malay world, and especially Java, Indonesia – will give participants an insight into the cultural significance, motifs and practical creation of batik cap, or “stamp batik”.
Participants will create (and keep!) their own batik scarf, made using everyday materials.
Morning Session: 9:30am–12:30pm
Afternoon Session 1:30pm–4:30pm
Workshops spots are limited, so please sign up for one of the sessions only and as soon as you can to secure a place.
Please note: If you require accessibility accommodations or a visitor Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan please contact the event organisers.
This event may be photographed and recorded. The recorded material may be used to promote future ANU events and programs. By attending the event you are giving us informed consent. If you DO NOT wish to be recorded, please let ANU event staff know on the day. We will be mindful and ensure not to photograph any faces of children present.