墨流し-suminagashi-

[@wileycom]

PLEASE, CAN YOU TEACH US THIS TECHNIQUE? IT HAS OVERWHELMED MY SENSES. 🙏🏻

[@gaiagreen2690]

Beautiful marbling.

[@ruwandhikaweeerawikrama5679]

So beautiful

[@kvrondi]

Wondering what happens if you want to wash the cloth after the print dries. Will the pattern fade?

[@marsbeads]

the fabric is treated

[@user-re7eu9hq6r]

This is so beautiful and soft looking!❤️The faded look is amazing!🌻

[@marjohnsmusings3222]

Thank You.

[@sarapeace7570]

Was that acrylic paint or oil paint?

[@victorching6278]

acrylic would sink. Ink or Sumi was used, but obviously a high-quality type of ink.

[@1Sweetness]

Wow beautiful

[@brucebaldy]

Bravo!

[@munnaza23]

This isn't simunagashi! Its turkush ebru

[@cornelieweiss3967]

this is ebru not suminagashi

[@Ana_crusis]

what happened at 1:49 ? You create all these lovely patterns then it jumps to someone wiping them all up with a newspaper and then taking a really horrible print on cloth. Where was the lovely print that should have been made after all the work creating it?

[@maybealicehere]

Its a different vat. The pinkish one was shown previously in the video. And the newspaper didnt wipe anything away - it created a flow in the water to pull the ink down and give it that 'stretch' effect

[@fernandoh.j3965]

Ebru lo chiamate voi cosi questa tecina é orientale e quindi il nome è quello

[@LEMXENA1]

this is not suminagashi.

[@seapr6]

this is ebru

[@yumekotarin]

インクが墨になっただけでマーブリングだよね？マーブリングなら数十年前に学校で習いました

[@barfgreenrulz]

This Erbu

[@kumsaati8057]

a bad ebru experiment

[@rootzero]

Thank you ❤

[@oaklandsfarmschool8791]

This is not suminagashi