KURUME KASURI Fabric - Indigo Uneven Yarn Dan Dyeing Stripe Navy Blue
KURUME KASURI Fabric - Indigo Uneven Yarn Dan Dyeing Stripe Navy Blue
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Kurume Kasuri is a traditional pre-dyed woven fabric that originates from the Kurume region, founded in 1948, utilizing a retro-style belt-driven power loom system with 20 machines linked to a single motor. It represents a classic piece of Japanese craftsmanship. This fabric is renowned for its soft texture, reminiscent of hand-weaving, and it holds a significant place in Japan's textile heritage. The intricate process involves numerous manual steps, requiring 30 or more stages and spanning 2 to 4 months to complete. It is an ideal choice for those who seek meticulously crafted, traditional Japanese textiles.
[Weaving Characteristics]
The warp threads (tate ito) are meticulously dyed using the traditional fermentation process, resulting in a deep, indigo shade. The technique of dyeing adds gradation to the fabric, distinguishing it from other indigo-dyed textiles. The arrangement of the warp threads, based on Kurume Kasuri's unique warping method known as "aramaki," allows the dyed gradations to be seamlessly translated into the woven patterns.
[Indigo Dyeing]
Kurume Kasuri's indigo dyeing follows the labor-intensive "fermentation vat" method. Its appeal lies in the subtle variations of color, which exude both resilience and sophistication. This dyeing method has historical roots dating back to the Kamakura period, where samurai wore a type of indigo called "kachiiro" beneath their armor. Indigo was valued not only for its flame-retardant, detoxifying, and hemostatic properties but also for the auspicious associations linked to "kachi," meaning victory. Its insect-repelling qualities also made it invaluable for outdoor activities such as farming and mountain work. Furthermore, its resistance to skin irritation and exceptional heat retention make it ideal for crafting clothing for infants.
[Specifications]
Warp Threads (Tate Ito): 40/2, 16/1 Variegated Yarn
Weft Threads (Yoko Ito): 20/1
Fabric Thickness: Standard
Warp Threads: 50% Indigo Dyed, 50% Chemically Dyed
Weft Threads: 100% Chemically Dyed
100% Cotton
Weaving Width: Approximately 37~38 cm
Finished with Boiling and Sun Drying (Shrunk by approximately 10%, suitable for immediate cutting and sewing after purchase)
[Notes on Presentation]
Sold in 6-meter increments
Prices are per 6-meter unit.
Colors may appear slightly different in person compared to photographs.
Product Details
Product Details
Content :
KURUME KASURI Fabric Ai Unevenness Dyeing Stripe Navy Blue
Type:
Fablic
Materials:
Cotton
Made In:
FUKUOKA, Japan
Size & Weight
Size & Weight
About 38 x 600cm / About 450g
Care Guide & Precautions
Care Guide & Precautions
N/A
About Shipping
About Shipping
Carrier:
EMS, Fedex or DHL (include insurance and tracking number)
Handling Time:
Around 5 Business Days
Shipping Discount
Shipping Discount
Cart Value | Shipping Discount |
$50 USD | 20% |
$100 USD | 30% |
$150 USD | 40% |
$200 USD | 50% |
$250 USD | 60% |
$500 USD | Free |
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