Chapter M: Matching colours, 72
N
Native industry, 13
Native process, 15
P
Painting in colours, 63
Precautions, 57
Preparing brushes, 36
Preparation of material, 50
Preventing the wax from sticking, 53
Price of native tjanting, 20, 44
Primary and secondary colours, 69
R
Redrawing of design, 52
Removing stain, 40
Rewaxing, 62
Rinsing, 61
S
Slendang, 4
Streaks in dyeing, 61
T
Temperature of dye-bath, 59
Tertiary colours, 71
Tjantings, 32
Tjaps, 7
U
Use of brush, 36
Use of too much dye, the, 60
W
Wax mixtures, 37
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