【English version】The Art of Japanese SHIBORI 【DVD】

[@alicezaharian2226]

wow so amazing time aqqnd patience in doing this art is critical. so beautiful

[@kyotoshiborimuseum]

Thank you for your comment. We try our best to keep this tradition!

[@YokoBeverlyHills]

Amazing. Thank you for showing. ❤

[@kathleenelliot5305]

Very beautiful indeed. True dedication and artistry.

[@Moralatheist101]

It's amazing how the Japanese perfect EVERYTHING that they do. They'd need to charge $10,000 for the fine work that these artists create. Amazing; so amazing.

[@danebronson9147]

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[@ulisesvihaan3207]

@Dane Bronson instablaster :)

[@Moralatheist101]

@@danebronson9147 I'm not on Instagram but you could go to the help services department online and ask that question. I'm sure they can help. Cheers.

[@miamorg2352]

They luckily do 🤌🏼💕

[@lenbadal9419]

Truly amazing ♥️♥️♥️

[@kyotoshiborimuseum]

Thank you!

[@YuliaPst]

So cute ♥

[@dilan_2074]

its called bandhani in india

[@tapielacafe9266]

wow !!! que belleza !!

[@michaellakato1732]

Hello! Is the first Shibori technique shown in the video, still hand-made up to these days? Or are there now machines that can do it? I have a few shibori haoris at home, and I want to know if they were also handmade. Thank you!!

[@kyotoshiborimuseum]

Thank you for your comment. There are no machines for this technique. Now days we usually use this shibori stand to tie dots and we call this technique 'hari-hitta shibori` . 6:28 We can not tell if your shibori haoris were tied by only fingers or tied using this shibori stand (still handmade). If you could show us your haori, we could probably tell you if that was tied only by fingers or with the stand.

[@kiamanawatini9512]

💜💜💜💜

[@norjavaart9934]

👍👍👍

[@kainbatikshiboriindigopeka7396]

,👍

[@patscorner7183]

I wonder why my great grandma never told me about this 😆

[@kyotoshiborimuseum]

Not only you. People get kimonos from their families but really don’t know how those are created. It is good that you know it now!

[@patscorner7183]

@@kyotoshiborimuseum you are right !!! She's cool 104 & still kicking in her garden in Osaka !!🤗🍂🍁🎃

[@dejankovic2688]

Wir mussten so etwas in der schule mache :)