In the beginning, batik making used dyes from natural materials taken from the environment around the craftsmen. The discovery of synthetic dyes with several advantages over natural dyes resulted in switching and use it. Synthetic dyes have several advantages, which are; brighter, various types of colors, strong coloring, stable, not easily wear off, easily obtained, easy to use, and easy to store. However, critics from health and environmental experts state that the use of synthetic dyes can cause health problems and environmental pollution. It makes consumers and batik craftsmen to realize to re-use natural dyes. Natural dyes are non-toxic, biodegradable, environmentally friendly, available in the natural surroundings, easily renewed, and they are not imported materials. One source of natural dyes comes from plantation waste. The waste from plantations those can be used for natural dyes batik are cocoa rind, coconut rind, palm oil shells, rambutan rind, mangosteen rind, guava leaves, mango leaves, and avocado leaves. Increased of public awareness of health and environment safe, making natural dyes as recommended dyes, so that batik products with natural dyes have a better market.