Tanu Chourasiya,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diploma

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This document is a project submission on surface design techniques by Tanu Chourasiya to Dezyne E'cole College in Ajmer, India. It focuses on Shibori, a Japanese tie-dye technique where fabric is folded, twisted, gathered, stitched or clamped to create patterns. The submission explores Shibori as an art of tie and dye, and provides examples of the student's work applying this resist dyeing method.

Design

Shibori
SHIBORI IS A JAPANESE SHAPE RESIST TIE &
DYE TECHNIQUE.

This document provides information about the art of tie and dye. It discusses various tie and dye techniques from different cultures like India and Japan. In India, popular techniques mentioned are bandhni and leheriya which produce stripes. The document also explains the expensive Indian technique of ikkat where dye is applied before weaving. For Japan, it describes shibori, a resist dyeing method where fabric is folded, crumpled or stitched before dyeing to create patterns. The document appears to be a student project submitted by Heena Soni about tie and dye techniques along with assignments showcasing her creations.

Shibori

Erin Moore

Shibori is a Japanese technique for resist dyeing fabric using binding, twisting, folding, clamping or other methods to pattern or shape the fabric before dyeing. The word comes from the Japanese verb meaning "to wring" or "to squeeze". Traditional shibori uses indigo dye and creates patterns through techniques like binding fabric in tight knots (itajime), stitching along folds (ori-nui), wrapping fabric around poles (arashi), and pleating and clamping (itame). Shibori was originally practiced by peasants in Japan as a way to make old fabrics look new and has evolved into an art form using natural dyes.

Batik

Vili 48

Tie and dye

Bernard Richardson

BATIK

pridhi ahuja

This document provides information about the craft of batik printing including: - Batik involves applying wax in a resist pattern on cloth before dyeing, so the waxed areas remain the original color. - Batik originated in India and is also practiced in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Nigeria. - In India, batik has a history of over 2000 years and was originally done with rice starch and wax. - Famous regions for Indian batik include Gujarat, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, and Maharashtra. - The basic materials used are cotton/silk fabric, paraffin wax, and dyes. Tools include wooden blocks, brushes,

A Glimpse of Batik

Jajar Setiawan

This document provides an overview of the batik technique, including that it involves applying wax in a pattern on fabric before dyeing, which resists the dye and allows different colors to show through in the pattern. It explains that batik originated in Java and involves multiple steps of waxing, dyeing, and removing wax to create complex patterns using several colors. It notes that batik is recognized as an important cultural heritage by the UNESCO, with October 2nd designated as Batik's Day.

batik printing shubhangi

Multi Addiction

This document provides information on various resist dyeing techniques used in Indian textiles, including bandhini, leheria, ikat, and batik. It describes the traditional processes for each technique, discussing how sections of fabric are tied, stitched or coated with wax to prevent dye from penetrating before dyeing. For bandhini, the fabric is tied in intricate patterns before dyeing. For leheria, the fabric is pleated and portions are tied to create striped effects. Batik involves using hot wax to coat areas of fabric before dyeing to create complex patterns. The document highlights important centers for producing these traditional textiles in states like Rajasthan and provides references for further reading.

Dyeing and printing techniques in India

Priyal Thakkar

Batik Introduction

Emily Valenza

Batik is a traditional Indonesian art form of decorating fabric using wax and dyes. The process involves applying melted wax in patterns to the fabric before repeatedly dyeing it, leaving the waxed areas undyed. This results in complex patterns and colors. Batik originated in Java, Indonesia over 2000 years ago and remains an important part of Javanese culture, seen in traditional clothing. The multi-step batik process typically involves outlining designs, applying wax in layers, dyeing, removing wax, and repeating until the work is complete.

Batik printing

Technical textiles

Batik is a manual wax-resist dyeing technique used to make colorful patterns on fabric. The tradition of batik originated in Indonesia but has spread to many other parts of Asia and Africa. Batik designs typically feature natural motifs and symbols from folklore. Over time, artists have developed different regional styles of batik using distinctive colors and patterns. The traditional batik process involves using melted wax and specialized tools to apply wax designs, then dyeing the fabric and removing the wax to reveal the unique patterns. Modern techniques now also use carved printing blocks to more efficiently produce intricate batik designs at scale. Batik is used for clothing, home decor, and is also an artistic medium in paintings.

Batik

ArtfulArtsyAmy

Batik is an art form that involves applying wax to fabric to resist dyes and create intricate patterns and designs. The process originated in Java, Indonesia, where hot wax is used to block off areas of cloth before dyeing it with multiple colors. By carefully waxing and dyeing the fabric, complex patterns can be built up layer by layer. Once complete, the wax is removed to reveal the finished batik fabric with its colorful designs.

Introduction of Batik

Edmundo Dantes

Batik is a traditional Indonesian wax-resist dyeing technique that is used to decorate fabric. Specific batik patterns were traditionally worn by nobility to indicate their high social rank. The technique involves applying melted wax to cloth before dyeing it - the wax resists the dye and creates a pattern. After multiple waxing and dyeing steps, the fabric is ironed to remove the wax and reveal the colorful pattern. Batik originated in Egypt but is now particularly associated with Indonesia, where different regions have unique batik designs often featuring nature, animals, or people.

Monika Bairwa Portfolio

monika bairwa

Monika Bairwa is a textile designer who graduated with a B.A. in Textile Weaving from Banasthali University and received a postgraduate diploma in Textile Design from the National Institute of Design. She has skills in weaving, print design, garment design, and computer programs like Adobe Creative Suite. Some of her projects and experiences include designing floorscapes, craft documentation, and industrial training at various textile companies. Her work involves exploring woven structures, printing techniques, shaping fabrics, and creating collections of stoles, rugs, and lampshades.

Batik

Hagenkwik

Batik is an art of decorating cloth that originated in Java, Indonesia and has been practiced for centuries. It involves applying hot wax to selected areas of cloth to resist dyes, allowing patterns to be created from successive waxing and dyeing. The earliest evidence of batik comes from over 2000 years ago in areas across Asia. In Indonesia, complex batik designs are created by hand drawing patterns with wax or using metal stamps to apply hot wax. The economic and social impact of batik in Indonesia has led to its preservation and spread around the world.

Tie dye

Mau Palm

Tie-dye has been used for over 6,000 years and was popularized in the 1960s-1970s. It involves folding, twisting, or binding fabric and then applying dye to create patterns. The document provides instructions for common tie-dye techniques like sunburst, stripes, spiral and bullseye patterns. Materials needed for tie-dying include fabric, dye, rubber bands, gloves, bottles for dye application, and protection for surfaces.

Batik is from indonesia

Vebrilliantnoe

Batik is a traditional Indonesian dyeing technique that uses wax to resist dyes that creates distinctive patterns. It originated in Java and different regions have unique styles incorporating themes from their cultures. Batik predates written history in Java and some argue was introduced from India, though others believe it is native to Indonesia. UNESCO recognized Indonesian batik as an important intangible cultural heritage. While traditionally made by hand using canting tools, industrialization has made batik production faster through block printing though this is not considered true batik.

Batik

rachellealcantara

Batik is a technique of dyeing fabric using wax resist that originated in Indonesia. Specific batik patterns indicated social rank, and certain colors represented Hindu gods. Batik is found across Southeast Asia and other regions due to cultural diffusion. The ancient technique of using wax to prevent dye absorption has roots in Egypt over 2000 years ago and spread to other parts of Asia and Africa over time. Traditional batik is made using beeswax and a tool called a canting to apply thin lines of wax before repeatedly dyeing and removing wax to reveal distinctive patterns.

Printing

JashanDeep Kaur

Printing applies color designs to fabrics using dyes. There are two main types of printing - hand printing and machine printing. Hand printing involves techniques like block printing, stencil printing, and screen printing where the design is transferred manually. Machine printing uses machines like direct roller printing and duplex printing to transfer designs onto fabric quickly and efficiently in large volumes. Some traditional hand printing techniques from different parts of India are Jaipur printing from Rajasthan, china printing from Gujarat, and karel and chamba printing.

Presentation on print types

jonahlove123

The document discusses different printing techniques that could be used for a horror film poster, including lithography, offset lithography, lino printing, and laser printing. It provides details on the history and process for each technique. Lithography was invented in 1798 and allows for fast printing but lower quality. Offset lithography can produce millions of copies per day but is loud and expensive. Lino printing is cheap and easy to do at home but mistakes require starting over. Laser printing allows multiple copies at home but has standard sizes and high ink costs.

Tanuja Sahu ,fashion design second year

Dezyneecole

1) The document discusses the plisse effect technique, which involves creating folds and patterns on fabric by manipulating it in various ways, similar to paper folding. 2) It describes how the student learned about different types of paper folding techniques like Japanese fan pleats and applied them to fabrics like cotton and polyester to create designs. 3) The student created a dress using the plisse effect technique, folding organdi fabric into mountain and valley shapes arranged in a V pattern on each panel to showcase her creation at her college's identity exhibition event.

Tanuja Sahu,Fashion Design ,Dezyne E'cole College

Tanu Chourasiya,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diploma

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