SHIMOGAWA KURUME KASURI Fabric Showa Literary Writer

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Item:

KURUME KASURI Fabric Showa Literary Writer

Produsing Area:

Japan

Material:

Cotton

Product description:

[About Kurume Kasuri]
Showa retro -tailed power loom in which 20 looms connected from one motor operate.
It is Kurume Kasuri Omoto, founded in 1945.
It is a traditional tube fabric that represents Japan.
It features a soft texture close to hand -woven.
There are many manual processes, and it takes 2-4 months to woven 30 processes.
The woven fabric is all about 10 % of the woven sources in hot water and natural drying.
It is a perfect textile for those who want to produce a special dish with traditional Japanese textiles.
[Features of weaving]
Bunjing Kasuri is also known as Shosei Kasuri, and is known for his favorite kimonos, including Osamu Dazai. The pattern is made with a special technique called an Orinuki technique, and a pattern is made with a different technique from many Kurume Kasuri, which is called the kuri. There is a limit to making fine patterns. While woven slowly with an tissue that assumes that the bundle of the 20 threads is wiped through the weft.
Weave with a solid driving. After dyeing this with natural indigo, you can make a small pattern in the weft. By using this again in the warp and the weft, the literary kasuri is made.
"Weave it once to dye it", "The second weaving process is performed as a literary kasuri".
Tatenjin is a kasuri that is woven to a striped stripes using a literary thread for the warp.
[Specifications]
Vertical thread 40/2 Yoko thread 20/1 40/2
Fabric thickness display standard + soft
25% indigo dyed
100% cotton
Weather width about 38cm
Hot sun -dried finish (because it is reduced by about 10 %, it is possible to cut and sew as it is after purchase.)
[About display]
6m unit cut -out
The price is 6m unit price.
The color may look slightly different between the real thing and the photo.

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Around 5 Business Days