Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $2.75 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jul 28 - Aug 2
or spin your own silk thread
and wake comes from a verb wakeru meaning to divide
undulating lines which bulge and narrow to create an hourglass effect and a seamless repeatable pattern
Youngmin Lee explores the wonderful tradition of hand-stitched Korean Bojagi Wrapping Cloths in this 2-hour DVD from Studio Galli Arts & Crafts Films
Technique: Boushi - Capped motif binding-thread resist / Tsukidashi - Small circle-knotted resist
Cotton Tenugui for Mokume Shibori - Printed with 'Aobana' Fugitive Ink cotton or spin your own silkGuide for Mokume Shibori Gangi mokume; Nui suji (with the option to omit shapes of your choice by skipping the stitches on the same side of the fabric) ; and Karamatsu Aobana stenciled Tenugui for Nui shiboiri workshop (hand stenciled by Murase san). Note that after shibori process is completed, boil it for a few minutes to remove Aobana ink and clean and saturate the shibori getting it ready for dyeing. Approximately 1m x 35cm (39in x 13in) 100%
US$ 69.00
US$ 113.00
US$ 184.00
US$ 103.00
US$ 100.00
US$ 50.00