JPS591833B2 - Manufacturing method of shibori kasuri fabric - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a shibori kasuri fabric that provides a woven fabric in which a shibori pattern is expressed in a desired part of the kasuri pattern and a kasuri pattern is covered with the kasuri pattern. One embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the following.

The kasuri thread 1 is manufactured using a non-removable dye such as alizarin dye, which is not decolorized by the decolorizing agent of the dye used for squeezing.

The kasuri thread 1 may be produced by printing the kasuri with a non-removal dye using a stencil printing method or rubbing printing method, or by printing the ground with a non-removal dye using the neck kasuri technique.

This kasuri thread 1 is used to weave a kasuri fabric expressing a kasuri pattern 2.

A colored part of a desired color is formed in two parts of the Kasuri pattern of this Kasuri textile.

Pinch the center of this colored part and tie the thread tightly.

The threaded portion is immersed in a decoloring agent to decolor the exposed colored portion.

After decolorizing the exposed colored part, the thread binding part is untied, and it is superimposed on the Kasuri pattern 2 to obtain a Shibori Kasuri fabric 4 having a Shibori pattern 3 attached thereto.

Traditional kasuri threads are kasuri-dyed using acid dyes, direct dyes, or pigments.

When performing shibori processing on kasuri fabrics woven using kasuri yarn dyed with these dyes, color the area where you want to apply the kasuri process, tie up this colored area, and remove the exposed excess coloring. However, since this decoloring work is done by immersing the fabric in a decoloring agent, the dye used in Kasuri dyeing will also be decolorized by the decolorizing agent.

Therefore, it was difficult to express a shibori pattern on Kasuri textiles.

The present applicant focused on this point, and as a result of various researches, it was possible to overlay the shibori pattern on Kasuri fabrics, which were difficult to express, to give a three-dimensional effect to the flat Kasuri pattern, with the shibori as the focal point. This is made possible by the fact that the kasuri threads are made using non-bleedable dyes such as alizarin dyes, which are not bleached by the bleaching agents used in dyeing.

The kasuri thread 1 is made using a non-removal dye that cannot be bleached by the bleaching agent of the dye used in the shibori, so the kasuri fabric that expresses the kasuri pattern 2 is woven using the kasuri thread 1. Even when immersed in a decolorizing agent, the non-removable dye is a dye that can sufficiently withstand the decolorizing power of the decolorizing agent, so the Kasuri pattern 2 is clearly expressed without being bleached by the decolorizing agent.

Therefore, a colored part of the desired color is formed on two parts of the kasuri pattern of such a kasuri fabric, the center of this colored part is pinched and tied tightly, and this threaded part is dipped in a decoloring agent to expose it. Even if the colored parts are bleached, as mentioned above, Kasuri pattern 2 is formed with a non-removable dye, so the exposed colored parts will be bleached by the bleaching agent, but Kasuri pattern 2 will be affected by the bleaching power of the bleaching agent. In order to withstand the heat, it does not undergo any heat bleaching or fading, and retains its original Kasuri appearance.

After this bleaching process is finished, if you untie the thread binding part, the shibori pattern 3 is added to the Kasuri pattern 2.The shibori pattern becomes a three-dimensional shape in the beautiful and flat Kasuri with a completely new texture. This creates an interesting shibori kasuri fabric with a sense of texture.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure is a front view of a part of the product. 1...Kasuri thread, 2...Kasuri pattern, 3...
... Shibori pattern, 4... Shibori Kasuri fabric.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Kasuri yarn is made using a dye that does not bleach, such as alizarin dye, which is not bleached by the dye bleaching agent used for shibori.
This kasuri thread is used to form a colored part of the desired color on the kasuri pattern part of the kasuri fabric that expresses the kasuri pattern, and the center of this colored part is pinched and tied tightly, and this thread part is used as a decolorizing agent. A method for producing a shibori kasuri fabric, which comprises dipping to decolorize the exposed colored portions and overlaying the kasuri pattern to create a shibori pattern.