Batik, a venerable textile art, utilizes wax resist to create stunning patterns on cloth. With roots deeply embedded in Indonesian culture, its history stretches back centuries, showcasing regional variations across continents. This technique involves meticulous wax application, followed by dyeing, and culminates in the removal of wax to unveil the intricate designs. Information about batik encompasses its diverse cultural expressions, the use of natural or synthetic dyes, and the symbolic language woven into its motifs. Studying batik offers insights into traditional craftsmanship, the interplay of color and design, and the historical significance of textile production.