Batik Making Workshop in Accra Ghana
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2020
- Here's a short video of a batik workshop.
It's an amazing experience to design your own batik fabric and I enjoyed every bit of this.
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Wonderful video.
Can you show how tu make the foam stencil
Wow! What a terrific batik video. You are a real pro!
I love your fabric so much my dear, cause a student of art and design
I had no idea batik was a tradition in Ghana as well as here in my native Indonesia (and Malaysia too). So awesome that our cultures share this beautiful artistic tradition. Thanks so much for sharing, the designs are very beautiful!
The art of batik making is traditionally Indonesian but was introduced here some years ago. But we currently make the stamps out of traditional Ghanaian symbols from the Akan tribe known as Adinkra symbols and to add that we have the Adinkra fabric making which is also similar to batik making
@@ghanaianwanderer Wow that is amazing. Thanks for sharing! Are there any common motifs in the Adinkra symbols, like from nature? Flowers are one of the design themes used in Malaysian batik. So cool that we have such similar cultural traditions despite being so far apart on Earth!
@@lenanana8 that's right cultural similarities exist despite the distance. Yes, some of the symbols have symbols like the leaf which stands for Patience. If you want to see other symbols and their meanings you can Google Adinkra Symbols Ghana and you will see more of them
Batik fabric print is as well as my native Western India
@@ghanaianwanderer in nigeria we have our form, which is called adire, it is native to yorubas
Love your work you taught me a new way to apply wax to my fabric it is block printing but using wax not paint then dying the fabric...I usually try using two or three colours and have them create other colours
I love your fabric, and I want to try making batik for my projects!
Waow I love your work, description and explanation,I will love to follow you on more of it,you just made me to know how to go more on it
Wow wow wow such a beautiful I really love ur work and I really want to learn more of it❤❤
Wau we mard droving by pencil & waking.this reset way.thank you so much. GOD bless you ganna !!!
You are welcome ❤
Wow! This is really Awesome 👏🏽
We were taught this in art class back in the 89's. I'm in my 50's now and am hungry to do it again. I hope you are well. Thank you for the video🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚
That’s amazing. You should definitely do it ❤
I am well thank you and hope you are well too ☺️
@@ghanaianwandererI'm interested, I want to learn.
This is just beautiful 😊thank you
I am from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean Islands just off the coast of Venezuela
I love your hustle Good video❤️… stay blessed
This is fascinating, ive seen small batique pens for handdrawn flowers and that sort of thing but i wondered how people made repeating patterns, i would never have thought of just stamping it! Beautiful results!
Oh that's interesting to hear. I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Thats lovely our sewing school is starting to teach us l think this will sell faster then ordinary dresses thank you
Oh that's great
Wow, glad to see this video.
That's great to hear
BEAUTIFUL!!!! I wish I could experience this! Thank you for sharing.
Hopefully you can one day.
Here's another video I have recorded to help you make your own batik stamps.
ruclips.net/video/Oqu9LBj0_ng/видео.html
Thank you for making this! A beautiful art!
My pleasure
Thanks for sharing your knowledge here and God bless, I will like to know more, thanks
This is amazing the idea is perfect , can you please help and tell how the motip can be cut out of the form ?
This video is really helpful ❤😊
Hi I love your work here. Can you pls tell me how you prepare the table you put the fabric on to stamp. Is it a wooden table?
Thank you very helpful. I'm going to combine this with tie dying.
Hi. I'm glad I found your channel. Please where can I get the foam and the dubbing tool to buy? And the other materials
Hi! Your videos are soooo informative and have helped me so much! I just wanted to know if the dye bath should be hot or cold?
Thank you for the explanation... love from India....❤❤❤ Batik is a big deal over here too
My pleasure. Yes, I have seen some videos from India with the wooden blocks 😍
Wow this is great, I’m teaching my Students now
Amazing 🤩
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you ☺️
Super nice result!!
Yes it was
Thanks much for this. Trying to do a refresher. How do you do the pattern on the foam
Very nice woud like to learn
Thanks for uploading this beautiful video. I will definitely try it.
Pls what is the measurement fir caustic soda and hydrosulphate
Amazing work.. 😍😍😍
Thank you
So lovely 👍🏾😍
Yes it is
Hello, here's another video to help you in making your own batik (how to make the stamps) very easy.
I hope its helpful
ruclips.net/video/Oqu9LBj0_ng/видео.html
This is beautiful 😻
Thank you very much
This is so informative.Thanks🙏
Glad to hear that. Feel free to ask any questions you might have
So beautiful! Are you using beeswax? I'm surprised the hot wax doesn't melt the foam? Lovely. Thank you..
Good work ma.will love to learn more.
I will try to share more details on that
I was wondering about foam and heat melting form others videos, so thanks for saying yes it could melt 😂 I really want to make my own fabric now ❤
You are so welcome!
Que lindo trabalho, parabéns. Ameiiii o vídeo 👏
Thank you very much. I have a video on how to make your stamps uploading now. I hope you enjoy it too 😊😊
Hello, here's another video to help you in making your own batik
ruclips.net/video/Oqu9LBj0_ng/видео.html
Great job!!@
Thank you
This is nice
Wow.i love this fabrics. how can i buy some?i am in Cameroon
Thank you so much I really appreciate it
You are welcome. Thank you too
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We want the location
Is there the possibility that you can link others up to learn?
I love video, it's beautiful 😍
I wonder when do people wear Batik or when is the Batik Day dress day? Maybe from Monday to Sunday?
You can wear it anyday of the week. It depends on the style
What a beautiful fabrics produce.Make me part of you.
Waoo this is nice
Glad you like it. Thank you
What are the other things you mix with the dye?
thanks for the video, watching from Nigeria. please what are the actual measurements of wax, water and color s used?
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So cool
It really is
It would be interesting to see how the blocks for stamping are made!
There's a video of that too on my channel
Please it is called Dewaxing ( removing excess wax from the fabric with hot water)
nice work..
Thank you
Soo soo beautiful Hello from U S.
It is 😊 and hello 👋
Hi @Enyo Buruku this is lovely, I would love how ti make it could you give directions to the place ? Thank you
Hello, you can kindly send a DM to Enyobrukutravels on Instagram and then we can organise a workshop for you. Where we will share all the details
Very nice ❤
Thank you
Thank you so much ma, love your work. Pls ma why did you mix the dye solution with hot water?
You are welcome. it helps it to mix much better .
Please After dry it it's not necessery to rinse the fabric before put it in hot water ?
Great 👍
Thanks
Beautifuk
what kind of foam are using?
I loved ur video I am struggling to learn this art at home ..how do I get the supplies that is needed..Thank you so much for your video
You kindly buy them from the market or a fabric supply store
Hello, here's another video to help you in making your own batik
ruclips.net/video/Oqu9LBj0_ng/видео.html
What’s the product use for the wax?
Please what fabric is best for this process
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i want to learn how to do it pleaseassist me .
Lovely and informative video. Is this a training center as well?
Check @enyobrukutravels on Instagram
Very nice segment. I plan on taking a tour in Africa with Gate 1 next year and stay extra days to allow me to take art classes. What major area are you near and do you offer accommodations? Thank you, Rebecca
Hello, yes I do organise Batik lessons in Accra and Accommodation can be arranged for you too
How can i locate you
Interest in your course. Please let me know details. Thank you
Hello dear
How did you make the wax mixture, is it just wax or you added something else in the wax?
Thanks
Hi, please it's just wax. The color looks darker because it's wax that has been reused
Very good
Thank you
Hello dear,I have fallen in love with the work,am from Uganda,how do learn for business
Visit Ghana 🇬🇭
I am wishing u from kumasi pls I want some of the dit to buy But I don't no the good once pls
Tiktok took me here 🥰
Amazing
Hi..pls is there a class for this,kindly help a sis
I thought dyed fabrics are spread under shed
Is starching necessary?
Very nice. Do you make formation?
Yes we do
Beautiful Enyo, thank you for sharing. Can you recommend where to find good quality cotton and linen cloth?
You are welcome. If you are in Accra the Makola market is a perfect place to check out
Love great ❣️❣️ please where are you exactly,Accra which side, I want to visit you
We have workshop on Saturdays and Sundays in Accra at 10am. Where you can design your own fabric. There's one next week Saturday and you can visit or check @enyobrukutravels on Instagram
@@ghanaianwanderer Thank you 🙏
I have a question. How do you put the waxed fabric in the hot dye without melting the wax?
The wax is used to Stamp then it is dyed with the dyes and later boiled in hot water to remove the wax to reveal the beautiful patterns ❤
All is good but one thing I would like to know that Before soaking in colour water ,they did colored with a sponge ,,,,what the name of that colour ???
It's actually wax for making the designs
Hello, here's another video to help you in making your own batik
ruclips.net/video/Oqu9LBj0_ng/видео.html
The candle wax I bought is white and dis is colored
Can you mix color into your wax?
And also I tried my foam stamp n notice that it sticked on the table as well n I had to pull my fabric off the table with some force….after following d dyeing process I didn’t even see my batik designs any more
Kindly help
The hot wax will definitely let the fabric stick to the table you work on. The wax looks this way because when it gets old it becomes darker
Thanks so much I wish to join u in ur work
Yes, you can do . If you are in Accra, Ghana
Can you make a video about how to make that seal.. 😁🙏
I will try and do this please
Please can you share there location
Hi. I will like to get trained.
Please I want to know if I am going to wash the cloth before applying the pattern or just a dry clothe
You not replying me
Dry cloth please
nice
Thank you
Pls where in Accra will I get tie and dye material to buy
Check @enyobrukutravels on Instagram
Can one outside Ghana buy your batiks or rather do you sell the batiks to other countries?
Yes kindly check out @enyobrukutravels on Instagram
Please ma what are the chemicals used in mixing before dipping in the foam?
It’s actually just wax used. You dip the foam in wax. It looks dark because it has been reused over and over
Doesn’t the hot dye mixture melts the wax?
I don't dip it into hot dye. I use the hot water for dewaxing after dying the fabric and waiting for it to dry up. Then I dewax with the hot water to remove the wax and then the pattern is revealed
I want to learn more about batik
Are you in Ghana if yes I can organize a class for you