Shibori is an ancient Japanese dyeing technique or shaped-resist fabric dyeing process. Similar to American tie-dye or batik , the name implies both the process and the decorative end results.

Shibori is a way to create unique patterns and designs on fabric using resist dyeing. These stunning deep indigo patterned fabrics can then be turned into a whole range of projects from clothing ...

Resist-dyeing comes in many forms, from Indonesia’s wax-driven batik to the American tradition of tie-dye. In Japan, the prevailing resist-dyeing method is called shibori, which means “to ...

From tablecloths to duvet covers, iPhone cases to wallpaper and startling calf-skin wall hangings, the ancient Japanese resist-dyeing technique of shibori has gone mainstream. Vera Wang, Ralph ...

Oak galls will be turned into a deep brown dye and used in shibori Tuesday July 15, 2014. Carrie Crawford and her Mineral Workshop in Fairfax, Calif. produce shibori, a Japanese fabric dyeing ...

A pioneer of shibori textile dyeing, Motohiko Katano created striking modern designs and fascinating tessellations of motifs that seemed to defy the capricious nature of resist dyeing.

They landed on the organic, slightly irregular patterns created by shibori, an ancient resist-dyeing technique that uses folding, binding, clamping, stitching, and more to create intricate designs ...

Shibori, as a dyeing technique, ... It refers to the various methods of resist dyeing that involve manipulating fabric before dyeing to create unique patterns. 2 / 7 Presence in India.

Although shibori dyeing techniques originated in China, they are best known as a Japanese art form that emerged more than 1,000 years ago. The first surviving samples of shibori in China date back ...