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NARUMI KONGATA KATAZOME HAN-JUBAN
鳴海紺型半襦袢

Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008

FAUX MIURA SHIBORI PATTERN
人造三浦絞り文様
HANDSPUN, HANDWOVEN COTTON
RICE-PASTE STENCIL RESISTED,
VAT-DYED IN BOTANICAL INDIGO
LATE 19C

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染, NARUMI KONGATA ･鳴海紺型

KATAZOME FUTONGAWA
染め抜け型染め布団皮

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

PAWLONIA FAMILY CREST ON A GROUND OF
FOLDING FANS AND SEASONAL FLOWERS
染め抜け五三桐家紋、型染め扇子・花尽くし文様
HANDSPUN, HANDWOVEN COTTON
RICE-PASTE RESISTED WITH MULITPLE STENCILS,
VAT-DYED AND SURFACE-PIGMENTED
MID 19C

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染, TSUTSUGAKI ･筒描

NARUMI KONGATA KATAZOME
地白鳴海紺型

Saturday, July 12th, 2008

WHITE-GROUND INDIGO KATAZOME
I-GETA AND MIZU-AOI FAUX MAKIAGE,
MIURA AND ORI-NUI SHIBORI
RICE-PASTE RESISTED WITH MULTIPLE STENCILS
VAT-DYED IN BOTANICAL INDIGO
MID/LATE 19C

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Posted in KATAZOME ･型染, NARUMI KONGATA ･鳴海紺型

VIDEO: RYUKYU KIMONO
THE SPIRIT OF OKINAWA
琉球の着物 - 沖縄のこころ

Sunday, July 6th, 2008

ENGLISH VERSION

日本語版

Posted in BAST FIBER ･靭皮繊維, KASURI ･絣, KATAZOME ･型染, OKINAWA ･沖縄

NARUMI KONGATA HAN-JUBAN
鳴海紺型半襦袢・養老絞り七宝繋ぎ文様

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

INDIGO KATAZOME HAN-JUBAN
FAUX YORO SHIBORI GROUND
AND SHIPPO-TSUNAGI LINKED CIRLCLES
RICE-PASTE RESISTED WITH MULTIPLE STENCILS
VAT-DYED IN BOTANICAL INDIGO
MID/LATE 19C

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染, NARUMI KONGATA ･鳴海紺型

EDO KATAZOME
江戸型染・行儀小紋地蝙蝠井桁文様

Sunday, April 27th, 2008

BATS!
HOMESPUN COTTON, STENCIL RESIST
VAT-DYED IN BOTANICAL INDIGO
EARLY/MID 19C
SOLD

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染

EDO KATAZOME ・ SAYAGATA & SEIGAIHA
江戸型染・紗綾形青海波菱文様

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

HOMESPUN, HANDWOVEN COTTON
BOTANICAL INDIGO
EARLY/MID 19C

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染

EDO KATAZOME ･ CHINESE CHARACTERS
江戸型染･文字幾何文様

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

HOMESPUN, HANDWOVEN COTTON
VAT-DYED IN FERROUS EARTH
AND BOTANICAL INDIGO
紅柄（べんがら）, 自然藍漬染め
EARLY/MID 19C

Posted in KATAZOME ･型染

EDO KATAZOME ・ CLEMATIS
江戸型染・鉄線唐草文様

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

HOMESPUN, HANDWOVEN
COTTON WARP AND SILK WEFT
VAT-DYED IN BOTANICAL INDIGO
OVERDYED WITH UKON (TURMERIC)
EARLY/MID 19C
The tsumugi hand-plied silk weft would have circumvented
the Edo Shogunate’s sumptuary laws prohibiting the use
of silk in bedding and other household textiles.
SOLD