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The technique and process involved in the disappearing art of true Yuzen dyeing
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2021
- In this video, the traditional process of the resist dyeing technique from Japan known as Yuzen dyeing, is depicted step by step, with the use of the traditional red dye of the Japanese Madder root (Akane).
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Thank you for sharing this cultural treasure and this Haute Couture knowledge. I really hope that this awesome technique will still be used for many generations!
This art is incredibly beautiful and delicate ! It is so precious I wish younger generation will somehow preserve it ! 🤩😍
that was highly educational and easy to understand, thank you! I had read things that mentioned you dyeing but couldn't really picture it, but now I understand it well
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Wow! I'm so happy I paint on silk the seemingly easier way.
I do use the harite and shinshi at times, but the way I paint on silk, is quicker to the act of painting!
Your piece is beautiful!
Thank you so very much for generously sharing your beautiful art with all of us!
Thank you so much for this video, you are a true artist and a brilliant teacher.
Thank you, a video like this wasnt easy to find
How beautiful. Thank you for continuing this art and for filming it for us to see. 🦋
Beautiful and very educational. Thank you!
Thank you.
I have enjoyed watching this very much! Very informative.
Beautiful technique 🤩 thank you for sharing 🙏🏻 the end result is so delicate and stunning 💖💖
This is wonderful to see-the complete [process. Thansk you also for the English subtitles-I donlt speak Ja[pnese and am interested in the names of the ingredents and processes. :-)
Thank you so much for this video. It's hard to find information about the pigments but with this I finally found something ^^ I would love to do this as a job but sadly I can't move to Japan (for now..) 😥
綺麗!Thank you so much!
that's a lot of work
That's so beautiful!
Maravilloso trabajo.
Thank you!🙂
I hope he gets the money it’s worth with all those working hours
How did they used the seaweed to prime the fabric? It went straight to applying the madder dye background.
Wonderful! thanks
How is the actual dye made? What is he using as his mordant?
How are his lines so clean? He shakes more than I do and my lines look shaky but his don't.
Is fixative (mordant) still used after painting details?
Similar to batik dying.
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