JPH054476B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention provides a method of fabrication in which a piece-dyed pattern surrounded by ground-dyed embossed shibori is formed on a part of a fine kasuri fabric such as mosquito kasuri and Oshima kasuri. This relates to a method of manufacturing dyed Kasuri textiles.

[Problems to be solved by conventional technology and invention]

Until now, there has never been a kimono with a piece-dyed yuzen pattern surrounded by ground-dyed embossed patterns all over fine kasuri fabrics such as mosquito kasuri and Oshima kasuri.

For example, it was technically impossible to create a debossed pattern on Oshima Kasuri due to the presence of ground Kasuri.

The present invention proposes a method for producing dyed Kasuri textiles that makes this possible.

[Means to solve the problem]

The gist of the present invention will be explained with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Dye A, which can be color-removed by post-processing, and Dye A, which cannot be color-removed by the same post-processing, and Dye B, which has a different color, are used properly, and the kasuri using Dye A, which can be color-removed, is located in the part of the kimono that is desired to be post-dyed. The fabric 2 woven using the kasted warp and warp is color removed to form a piece-dyed part 3 on a white background at a predetermined position. A surrounding resist dyeing section 4 for the pressing and squeezing process is formed near the periphery of the dyeing processing section 3, and a Yuzen-style post-dying process is performed on the inner white part of this enclosure resist dyeing section by post-coloring.
After color fixing, the resist dyeing paste in the enclosing resist-dyed area is removed, and the enclosing resist-dyed area 4 is subjected to an embossing process to create a Yuzen-style post-dyed pattern surrounded by the embossing oshibori pattern 5 on the Kasuri fabric. The present invention relates to a method for producing a dyed kasuri fabric with a patterned pattern.

〔Example〕

Dye A, which can be color-removed by post-processing, and Dye A, which cannot be color-removed by the same post-processing, and Dye B, which has a different color, are used properly, and the kasuri using Dye A, which can be color-removed, is located in the part of the kimono that is desired to be post-dyed. The fabric 2 woven using the kasted warp and warp is color removed to form a piece-dyed part 3 on a white background at a predetermined position. A surrounding resist dyeing section 4 for the pressing and squeezing process is formed near the periphery of the dyeing processing section 3, and a Yuzen-style post-dying process is performed on the inner white part of this enclosure resist dyeing section by post-coloring.
After color fixing, the resist dyeing paste in the enclosing resist-dyed area is removed, and the enclosing resist-dyed area 4 is subjected to an embossing process to create a Yuzen-style post-dyed pattern surrounded by the embossing oshibori pattern 5 on the Kasuri fabric. .

Kasuri warp and warp threads are often used together with ground threads, but they can also be used alone.

A method of removing color from the post-dyed area 3 on a white background using a paper pattern facilitates the color removal work.

In the post-dying process, first, surround the outline of the post-dyed area 3 on a white background with resist dyeing paste to form a resist-dyed area 4, and if necessary, apply multi-color background dyeing to that area to change the background dyeing, and then A horizontal rhombus-shaped enclosing resist-dyed area 4 for the embossing and squeezing process is formed using resist dyeing glue using a pattern paper for the embossing and squeezing process, and after drying, post-dyeing and coloring are performed by hand over the entire area of the white background post-dyeing area 3. It is then subjected to a multi-colored Yuzen-style post-dyeing process, and the color is fixed by vapor deposition, followed by washing to remove the resist dye paste and impurities, and the finish is set.

In this enclosing resist dyeing section, a pressing process is performed in which a heated push rod and a mold into which the tip of the push rod is inserted are used to pinch and squeeze the fabric to form a protrusion.

For the water-repellent and oil-repellent resin in the resist dyeing paste, use a fluorine-based resin aqueous solution at 1/3 of the dye aqueous solution in the case of post-dye dyes.
Contains a certain amount.

In the case of Fig. 2, two of the three piece-dyed parts are subjected to a pressing process using Yuzen dyeing, and one part is subjected to only the pressing process.

In the case of Fig. 3, a dyed Kasuri fabric is shown in which one part is left as a unique Kasuri pattern 6 without removing the color, and two parts are subjected to a pressing process using Yuzen dyeing.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As mentioned above, the present invention uses dye A that can be color removed by post-processing, and dye A that cannot be color-removed by the same post-processing.
If dye A and dye B of a different color are used for yarn-dyed kasuri processing, and the kasuri warp threads are used to weave kasuri fabrics, kasuri fabrics in two colors, light and dark, dark and light, or just two colors can be mass-produced. That will happen.

When this kasuri fabric is color-removed, for example, by one-bath treatment, several white ground post-dyed areas appear, and a surrounding resist-dyed area is formed near the periphery of this white ground post-dyed area,
If you apply unique color ground dyeing or Yuzen-style finish dyeing to the inside of this enclosing resist dyeing area, remove the resist dyeing glue on the enclosing resist dyeing area after color fixing, and apply embossing to that area, a unique three-dimensional effect will be created. The result is a gorgeous Kasuri fabric with a beautiful Yuzen-style post-dyed pattern on the inside surrounded by a ground dyed uchideshibori pattern.

In this way, we have created products that are based on two-color kasuri fabrics, with one color part changed to a piece-dyed pattern, and products that express a piece-dyed pattern surrounded by uchoshibori patterns on two-color kasuri fabrics, which have never existed before. This is a method for producing shibori kasuri fabric that exhibits the excellent characteristics of a gorgeous kasuri fabric with a three-dimensional effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the placement locations of the piece-dyed parts, and Fig. 2 shows the present invention applied to two of the three post-dyed parts in Fig. 1. An explanatory drawing with a Yuzen-style post-dyed pattern surrounded by a uchoshibori pattern, and the embossed shibori pattern is placed in one place. Figure 3 is a unique kasuri fabric in which the color is not removed in the remaining 1 place in figure 2. It is an explanatory view of a post-dyed Kasuri fabric with A, B... Dye, 1... Yarn-dyed Kasuri, 2... Fabric, 3... Piece-dyed area on white background, 4... Surrounding resist-dyed area, 5... Embossed squeeze pattern.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 We use dyes that can be color removed by post-processing, and dyes that cannot be color-removed by the same post-processing, as well as dyes of different colors, so that the kasuri using dyes that can be color-removed are located in the part of the kimono that is desired to be post-dyed. The fabric is woven using the kasuri warp and warp, and the fabric is color removed to form a piece-dyed area on a white background at a predetermined position. A surrounding resist dyeing area for the embossing and squeezing process is formed, and the inner white part of this enclosure resist dyeing process is subjected to a Yuzen-style post-dyeing process by post-coloring. A method for producing a post-dyed Kasuri fabric, which is characterized by removing the resist-dyed area and subjecting the enclosing resist-dyed area to a pressing process to make a Yuzen-style piece-dyed pattern surrounded by the pressing pattern appear on the Kasuri fabric.