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Kaigara (shells), Mardley-zome
Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory
Kyōto-shi, Japan
“Mardley-zome”is a dyeing technique in which varied patterns are created through stirring colored pastes.
The patterns, such as kuzaku (peacocks), kanze-mizu (water waves), yagasuri (arrowheads), shibori (tie-dye), tachidaki (waterfall), kaigara (shells), are created during the procedure by the placement of the sashiiro-nori and by the method of stirring.
Details
- Title: Kaigara (shells), Mardley-zome
- Location: MARDLEY Co., Ltd.
- Physical Dimensions: 91×96 cm
- Subject Keywords: Mardley-zome, Kyoto Prefecture
- Type: Textile, Dyeing
- Rights: © MARDLEY Co., Ltd.
- External Link: MARDLEY Co., Ltd.
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