手技TEWAZA「浪華本染め」NANIWA HON ZOME (DYEING) ／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square

浪華本染めは、模様手拭を量産化する目的で、明治時代に大阪で開発された日本固有の染色法です。一般に注染と呼ばれており、表裏両面から染めるので、糸の芯まで染まり、風合いのある染め上がりになります。この染色法を応用したゆかたが評判を呼び、全国に広まりました。現在は、手拭い、ゆかたのほか、アロハシャツ、コースター、日傘など各種日用品に用途は広がっています。
Naniwa Honzome is an original Japanese type of dyeing that was developed during the Meiji era in Osaka to mass produce patterned handkerchiefs. It’s also commonly called chusen, or injection dyeing, and the threads are dyed to their core from both the front and back, producing a product with great texture. Japanese yukatas (summer kimonos) dyed in this method were well-received and became common throughout the country. Aside from handkerchiefs and yukatas, today it is used to create other daily use items, including Hawaiian shirts, coasters and sun parasols.
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[@SheilaLS]

Always so beautifully done. Thank you for sharing your artistic process.

[@dalesmithies9051]

Love the different print method's from screen printing to using a thick paste as a resist, really enjoyed that snapshot of a fantastic craft.

[@TheUncleRuckus]

Wish these were like 10 - 15 minute long videos, that went more in-depth and showed more of the inner workings.

[@sandrawest2105]

I could watch videos like this forever🤗. Thank you. Peace 💫

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

For one to hold such beautifully and skillfully crafted cloth would be such an honour. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-jt8xp3ns7b]

神の域の技術ですね。色合いも優しい鮮やかさで綺麗です✨

[@julieallen8125]

Amazing Craftsmanship. True Artists

[@kimjenkins3014]

True beauty! Masters did really fantastic work

[@mariapilar2692]

💗💗💗

[@petebuster]

Incredible.

[@hannagradzielewska3586]

Tewaza sprawia, że marzy się o podróży do Japonii i o tym, by móc zobaczyć na własne oczy wszystkie te piękne rzeczy , których powstanie pokazujecie. Genialna seria.

[@krestonosets68]

Я тоже так думаю.

[@MementoMori_2070]

I’ve actually purchased three of these in Tokyo. Very good 👍🏾

[@user-bw7gf7tm9i]

素晴らしい色合いだな

[@Lone-Wolf87]

Beautiful final product. 😦😦😦😦👍👍👍👍👍

[@RobertoSoggia]

Craftsmen? No! Artists of knowing to do. Thank you! A great hug you all.

[@PanginooTV]

New TEWAZA video yey!

[@rm709]

This is stunningly beautiful and complex. I would be honored to own a piece of this fabric!

[@nikanoru13]

New video🥳 thank you

[@Sheepdog1314]

beautiful. Thank you

[@mvvgbl]

Perfection in Japanese Art

[@maditaverenareiche2220]

🙏💗👍

[@user-lo6zo8iy2z]

綺麗❤

[@danielletaane4690]

Absolutely beautiful 🎉😂

[@gagigargamel]

😍

[@LuizFelipe-lk1hs]

3:23 reminds me of the anime Maquia

[@alfonsolobo1299]

Hermoso 😍😍😍😍

[@arinachm4249]

Очень красиво и так трудоемко!

[@zhiq1257]

Batik is underrated

[@BONSAIenCORTO]

Precioso.

[@diegoila5679]

HERMOSO

[@blason9787]

🇫🇷🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏🇯🇵🥇

[@cappa1976]

うちの地元の宮染めも注染です。

[@teeatomson7012]

Minunat.🙂

[@lavoltare6307]

Beautiful Japan.

[@user-dr3ts8vp8m]

If it has a chance to see the production process of Ryukyu Bingata(琉球紅型)？

[@user-rr2hi9fm6w]

注染

[@sinsinsss5216]

Moh aku urusan karo Israel opo cino