Textile design plays a significant role in enhancing the beauty and fashion of fabric in each

country. It refers to the patterns and decorations created on the fabric, representing both the

expertise and the cultural traditions of the wearer. Additionally, textile design is a crucial

component of the fabric industry in every country.

Batik is an art form and technique used to decorate fabric, based on the principle that wax repels

water. In this process, areas of the fabric are covered with melted wax, which is allowed to cool

before the fabric is dyed. Since the dye cannot penetrate the areas that are waxed, those areas

remain unchanged in color.

Batik is regarded as a valuable heritage and is one of the most decorative textiles from Southeast

Asia. It has become popular attire in Malaysia, worn by both men and women. Today, batik is not

only associated with the Malays but also incorporates influences from Chinese, Indian, and other

cultures.

In Malaysia, batik is uniquely defined by its multicultural and ethnic diversity. Motifs are

elements that combine to form a larger design.

CFE Batik, a family-oriented producer established in 2003, blends modern artistry with traditional techniques. This approach aims to create an aesthetic experience that provides satisfaction to consumers, connecting cognitive, emotional, and sensory dimensions.