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Simran Chawla

Shibori is a Japanese technique for embellishing textiles by shaping and securing cloth before dyeing. There are six main shibori techniques used on cotton and silk: itajime, nui, arashi, kumo, miura, and honey comb. The techniques involve binding, wrapping, compressing or stitching fabric in different patterns before dyeing to produce resist patterns in the final textile.

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SHIBORI ?is ?the ?Japanese ?word ?for ?a ?variety ?of ?ways ?of ?embellishing ?textiles by ?shaping ? cloth ?and ?securing ?it ?before ?dyeing. ?The ?word ?comes ?from ?the verb ?root ?shiboru, ?"to ? wring, ?squeeze, ?press". Doneoncottonandsilk. There ?are ?6 ?techniques ?of ?shibori ?: Itajime shibori Nui ?shibori Arashi ?shibori Kumo shibori Miura shibori Honey comb INTERLACES ?
For cotton and silk respectively
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
Spaces.Places.Interlaces
For my final project I designed a reversable beach wear with a sharong, along with some hand stiched neck pieces and ear rings.
FIBERS.MATERIALS.PROCESSES SILK PROCESSES CLICK HERE Documentation
A walk through nature #sketches ?STEP ?1 ?: PRINTS AND PATTERNS
STEP 2 : STEP 3 : Selecting motifs, and then making tesselations Showing movement and transitions
SCREEN ?PRINTING WHAT I LEARNT We often see a lot of patterns around us or clothes which have different kinds of prints and patterns that we're unaware about. But, finally i got to learn a lot about different techniques of printing and how to incorporate motifs from nature and, then making them into a pattern. Hand done things somehow add more value o the work. STEP 4 :

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  • 1. SHIBORI ?is ?the ?Japanese ?word ?for ?a ?variety ?of ?ways ?of ?embellishing ?textiles by ?shaping ? cloth ?and ?securing ?it ?before ?dyeing. ?The ?word ?comes ?from ?the verb ?root ?shiboru, ?"to ? wring, ?squeeze, ?press". Doneoncottonandsilk. There ?are ?6 ?techniques ?of ?shibori ?: Itajime shibori Nui ?shibori Arashi ?shibori Kumo shibori Miura shibori Honey comb INTERLACES ?
  • 2. For cotton and silk respectively
  • 9. For my final project I designed a reversable beach wear with a sharong, along with some hand stiched neck pieces and ear rings.
  • 11. A walk through nature #sketches ?STEP ?1 ?: PRINTS AND PATTERNS
  • 12. STEP 2 : STEP 3 : Selecting motifs, and then making tesselations Showing movement and transitions
  • 13. SCREEN ?PRINTING WHAT I LEARNT We often see a lot of patterns around us or clothes which have different kinds of prints and patterns that we're unaware about. But, finally i got to learn a lot about different techniques of printing and how to incorporate motifs from nature and, then making them into a pattern. Hand done things somehow add more value o the work. STEP 4 :