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Awa Shijira Fabric: Indigo Dyeing

1926/1989

Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory

Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory
Kyōto-shi, Japan

This image shows the dyeing process of Awa shijira fabric in the Showa period. The number of the indigo pits show how extensive the indigo production was at that time. The person in the back is stirring the indigo vat. This activates the microorganisms, facilitaes the dyeing and ensures a longer lasting vat.

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  • Title: Awa Shijira Fabric: Indigo Dyeing
  • Date Created: 1926/1989
  • Location: Nagao-Orifu
  • Location Created: Nagao-Orifu
  • Subject Keywords: Awa Shijira Fabrics, Tokushima Prefecture
  • Rights: © Nagao-Orifu
Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory

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