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Japanese Traditional Indigo Fabric 日本藍染古布

Updated: Aug 16, 2018

Japanese Traditional Fabric Products

These scraps come from an antique Japanese boro textile dating back to Meiji era, late 1800s. Katazome is a traditional Japanese resist dye technique. These textiles were made by hand from scratch. The weaving, stenciling, dying and often the spinning of the cotton was all done by hand by the artisan. Natural botanical dyes were used, indigo being the most common. Traditional Katazome designs often feature natural motifs, including flowers and birds.


布料的來源及生產要追溯到18世紀末期日本明治時代的Boro技術。 Katazome是一種日本傳統的染色技術。這些紡織品是人手製作,由織造,製版,印染,以至棉花的紡絲全部由工匠的手藝完成,而靛藍是最常見的顏色。傳統Katazome的設計會利用不同的天然圖案,包括花和鳥。

在日本,農民會視棉花作為一個溫暖的珍貴來源。靛藍棉布便成為一種典型的日本的布料,日本人會珍而重之,不斷再利用製作,這一類可以簡單地被稱為Boro。


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