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Shibori (しぼり/絞り, from the verb root
shiboru – "to wring,
squeeze or press": 7 ) is a ****anese
manual tie-dyeing technique,
which produces a
number of...
- blue, and green.
Shibori is a form of tie-dye
which originated in ****an, and has been
practiced there since the 8th century.
Shibori includes several...
- formalities, with all-
shibori yukata (informal), all-
shibori furisode (formal) and all-
shibori obiage all
being particularly common.
Shibori can be
further enhanced...
-
Chinese styles of
dress and clothing, with
evidence of the
oldest samples of
shibori tie-d****
fabric stored at the Shōsōin
Temple being of
Chinese origin, due...
- be
strained into purée for use, as in the
sweetened kinton, or chakin-
shibori.
There is also the yuri-yōkan, one
recipe of
which calls for combining...
-
substitute more
expensive safflower dyestuff in the
production of beni
itajime shibori.: 1
Friedrich Ratzel reported in The
History of
Mankind during 1896, that...
- and
after it is
removed there will be a
pattern in two colours. Batik,
shibori and tie-dye are
among many
styles of
resist dyeing. Wax or
grease can also...
-
variety of
different ways, and is
commonly d****
using the
shibori –
typically the
kanoko shibori – dye technique.
Obidome (帯留, "sash clip") is a small, decorative...
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design in the d**** fabric. It is
similar to the ****anese
resist technique shibori.
Traditionally two hand
stitches are used for tritik:
running stitch and...
- period. The town is also well-known for
being the
historical centre of
shibori, or
traditional ****anese tie-dye, and has
supported the
industry since...
