Mino and Teppo Okkochi Shibori Tenugui Dyes Dark Mordant for Cotton: Ferrous

Dark Mordant for Cotton: Ferrous Mordant including Brush Techniques and Block Printing

Materials & Shibori Examples

which combines both nui shibori and tatsumaki process to create tesuji midori shibori that is difficult to achieve

Pattern: Kanoko Pattern in Full Repeat - Fine diamond shapes are created by a tool-aided process mimicking the more expensive kanoko (fan dots) shibori dots/circles

Stitched & bound-resist in horizontal band of sunrise pattern

Mino and Teppo Okkochi Shibori Tenugui Dyes Dark Mordant for Cotton: Ferrous**If you are interested in a sold out tenugui, please email info@shibori. com to request a notification when it will be in stock. Production and delivery of certain tenugui can take up to one month from Arimatsu, Japan. Diagonal pleat resist and fire crackers pattern Technique: Mino Shibori Thatched Rain Cape Kumo Shibori A slightly moistened cloth is caught on a hook made specifically for this type of shibori. The cloth is then pulled taut by the