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Japan Noren curtain Roketsuzome Lucky Cat which is rare in Kyoto Japan F/S
Japan Noren curtain Roketsuzome Lucky Cat which is rare in Kyoto Japan F/S
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SKU:383738710108
| Condition: New | Size: Approximately width 85 cm x length 150 cm |
| Style: Antique | Item Width: 85 cm |
| Type: Door Curtains | Color: Vermilion |
| Item Length: 150 cm | Brand: Unbranded |
There are various techniques for dyeing dyed cloth.
we have inherited an old tradition centered on "wax-resist dyeing," which is one of the few in Kyoto Japan.
Traditional dyeing technique
batik
Wax dyeing is a technique of putting wax on a cloth and dyeing it.
Putting wax on the cloth also has the purpose of preventing color mixing, which is called resist dyeing.
Yuzen dyeing uses colored glue, but wax dyeing causes cracks in the wax and causes it to crack. After dyeing, a tasty and irregular pattern is created.
batik
Wax dyeing is a technique of putting wax on a cloth and dyeing it.
Putting wax on the cloth also has the purpose of preventing color mixing, which is called resist dyeing.
Yuzen dyeing uses colored glue, but wax dyeing causes cracks in the wax and causes it to crack. After dyeing, a tasty and irregular pattern is created.
More than 20 processes create a tasteful charm, batik dyeing
• After putting glue on the part that will be the pattern of the fabric, put wax on the whole.
• After applying wax, manually color the handle and dye the ground color by hand.
• After removing the wax and washing it, let it air dry, cut it one by one, and start tailoring.
The wax-dyed crack pattern complements the simple circle.
It's a nice goodwill that can be hung anywhere, regardless of location.
It can be used not only for home entrance and wall decoration, but also for gifts and new construction celebrations.
• After putting glue on the part that will be the pattern of the fabric, put wax on the whole.
• After applying wax, manually color the handle and dye the ground color by hand.
• After removing the wax and washing it, let it air dry, cut it one by one, and start tailoring.
The wax-dyed crack pattern complements the simple circle.
It's a nice goodwill that can be hung anywhere, regardless of location.
It can be used not only for home entrance and wall decoration, but also for gifts and new construction celebrations.
Please use the gem of Kyoto made in Japan.
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It's not a pirated version either.
It is not an illegal copy product.
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If you make a successful bid for two or more, we will enclose it.
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All displayed products are guaranteed to be genuine.
It's not a pirated version either.
It is not an illegal copy product.
Please rest assured.
If you make a successful bid for two or more, we will enclose it.
The items that have been sold will be carefully packed and shipped.
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Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price or shipping charges.
Please note that these are the responsibility of the customer.
Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price or shipping charges.
Please note that these are the responsibility of the customer.
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By Ueno Yuji (willpartners)
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