Textiles (Traditional)

Textiles further on these related pages:

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Textiles Sites:

Nishijin Nishijin: The development of Jacquard weaving in Japan. Well illustrated. (Textiles) http://www.jgc.co.jp/waza/b2_nishijin/index.htm Yuzen and Komon - Fabric Dyeing Yuzen and Komon - Fabric Dyeing: History and procedures with well illustrated explanations. (Textiles) http://www.jgc.co.jp/waza/b3_yuzen/index.htm Kumihimo Kumihimo: A page of links to sites on kumihimo (a type of Japanese thread braiding). With a guide to supplies used. (Textiles) http://braiding.org/ The Shibori Studio of Japanese Textiles & Artworks The Shibori Studio of Japanese Textiles & Artworks: Custom textiles and artworks of traditional Japanese and original designs by hand on the silks, cottons, hemps and wools. Colored in beautiful natural dyes and indigo. (Textiles) http://gallery.passion4art.com/members/carol/ Kimono Encyclopaedia Kimono Encyclopaedia: With kimono photos, descriptions, fashion competitions and related articles. Details different styles of Japanese kimono. (Textiles) http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/fashion/kimono.html Tekobari Tekobari: A tool used in Japanese embroidery. (Textiles) http://www.oz.net/~denise/tekobari.htm Kimono.fraise.net Kimono.fraise.net: In journal format, with annotated pictures, kitsuke (how to wear kimono), recommendations and links. (Textiles) http://kimono.fraise.net/ Kimono Kimono: Text only description of modern usage of the traditional garment. (Textiles) http://mothra.rerf.or.jp/ENG/Hiroshima/Things/79.html Traditional Industry (Kyo Yuzen and Kyo Komon (Silk Dyeing Methods)) Traditional Industry (Kyo Yuzen and Kyo Komon (Silk Dyeing Methods)): Brief, illustrated description of the two methods. (Textiles) http://www.pref.kyoto.jp/intro/trad/kougei/yuzen_e.html Dento Kogei Dento Kogei: Showcases the work of the artisans, still carrying on the traditions of kimono and handcraft production in Japan. (Textiles) http://www.dentokogei.com/en/ Landscape Kimonos of Itchiku Kubota Landscape Kimonos of Itchiku Kubota: A modern master who recreated a lost method of dyeing and decorating silks for kimonos using contemporary materials. Illustrated. (Textiles) http://www.civilization.ca/membrs/traditio/kimonos/kimoneng.html Temari Balls Temari Balls: Traditional Japanese embroidered balls, originally toys, but now an artwork symbolizing friendship. (Textiles) http://www.temarikai.com/