Grey Mizutama Ko-boushi Shibori Tenugui wool Tatewaku pattern is often executed

Tatewaku pattern is often executed diagonally in shibori process as a length of stitching thread between selvedges of a narrow kimono cloth (approximately 38cm to 40cm/14” to 15”) works best for sewing repeatedly

October 4 – 19

This finely milled indigo in liquid paste reduces more easily and dyes more efficiently as there are less unreacted indigo left in the vat

5” x 70” (42 cm X 178 cm)

Grey Mizutama Ko-boushi Shibori Tenugui wool Tatewaku pattern is often executed**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. Small capped resist in polka dot pattern Technique: Ko boushi Shibori Small capped motif bound resist simulates water drops, Western polka dots, or other playful gestural motifs found in world cultures including in the contemporary art