Each silk Kamen is hand drawn by the Batik process.
Women, with a small tool writer full of liquid wax, will draw a motif on the white silk or already tinted in bright color. They then put the silk in a color bath. Where there is wax , the color will not tint . They let it dry and then with a kind of iron and a blotting paper, they take off the wax so the motif will appear.
They will use this technique as many times as there are different colors, by covering successively the silk, from the brightest to the darkest color, reserving some parts which shouldn’t be tinted with the wax.