Preamble
For your convenience, I have listed below other post on Japanese textiles on this blogspot.
Discharge Thundercloud
The Basic Kimono Pattern
The Kimono and Japanese Textile Designs
Traditional Japanese Arabesque Patterns - Part I
Textile Dyeing Patterns of Japan
Traditional Japanese Arabesque Patterns - Part II
Sarasa Arabesque Patterns
Contemporary Japanese Textile Creations
Shibori (Tie-Dying)
History of the Kimono
A Textile Tour of Japan - Part I
A Textile Tour of Japan - Part II
The History of the Obi
Japanese Embroidery (Shishu)
Japanese Dyed Textiles
Aizome (Japanese Indigo Dyeing)
Stencil-Dyed Indigo Arabesque Patterns
Japanese Paintings on Silk
Tsutsugaki - Freehand Paste-Resist Dyeing
Street Play in Tokyo
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs
Japanese Colors and Inks on Paper From the Idemitsu Collection
Yuzen: Multicolored Past-Resist Dyeing - Part I
Yuzen: Multi-colored Paste-Resist Dyeing - Part II
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part I
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part II
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part III
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part I
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part II
Introduction
The Japanese appreciation of nature is reflected in its long history and tradition of textile design. Expressions of nature in textile motifs and patterns, are in fact fundamental to the Japanese concept of design. This series is an an invaluable source of ideas and inspiration for designers in many fields including: fashion, interior design, graphic design and illustration etc. Along with design professionals, students and those interested in Japanese culture, are sure to find this series to be an important reference tool.
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part II [1]
Reference:
[1] Mamoru Fujioka, The Best in International Textile Design, Japanese Style, Textile Dyeing Patterns 4, Kyoto Shoin (1989).
For your convenience, I have listed below other post on Japanese textiles on this blogspot.
Discharge Thundercloud
The Basic Kimono Pattern
The Kimono and Japanese Textile Designs
Traditional Japanese Arabesque Patterns - Part I
Textile Dyeing Patterns of Japan
Traditional Japanese Arabesque Patterns - Part II
Sarasa Arabesque Patterns
Contemporary Japanese Textile Creations
Shibori (Tie-Dying)
History of the Kimono
A Textile Tour of Japan - Part I
A Textile Tour of Japan - Part II
The History of the Obi
Japanese Embroidery (Shishu)
Japanese Dyed Textiles
Aizome (Japanese Indigo Dyeing)
Stencil-Dyed Indigo Arabesque Patterns
Japanese Paintings on Silk
Tsutsugaki - Freehand Paste-Resist Dyeing
Street Play in Tokyo
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs
Japanese Colors and Inks on Paper From the Idemitsu Collection
Yuzen: Multicolored Past-Resist Dyeing - Part I
Yuzen: Multi-colored Paste-Resist Dyeing - Part II
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part I
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part II
Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) - Part III
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part I
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part II
Introduction
The Japanese appreciation of nature is reflected in its long history and tradition of textile design. Expressions of nature in textile motifs and patterns, are in fact fundamental to the Japanese concept of design. This series is an an invaluable source of ideas and inspiration for designers in many fields including: fashion, interior design, graphic design and illustration etc. Along with design professionals, students and those interested in Japanese culture, are sure to find this series to be an important reference tool.
Birds and Flowers in Japanese Textile Designs - Part II [1]
Reference:
[1] Mamoru Fujioka, The Best in International Textile Design, Japanese Style, Textile Dyeing Patterns 4, Kyoto Shoin (1989).
