JULY 29: Shibori with Indigo dye. Join us in producing the ancient Japanese art of Shibori resist dyeing. You will explore Nui and Itajime, and Arashi techniques. The ancient art is complimented by ...

Shibori curtains have a unique, tie-dye design that turns your windows into a focal point. The trendy look also adds vibrant patterns and visual depth.

Our shopping expert fell in love with FatFace's Remi Teal Blue Shibori Midi Dress at first sight - so much so, she missed her train to buy it ...

Does Nordstrom have a Memorial Day sale? The Nordstrom May Half-Yearly Sale starts on May 20 with summer clothes, shoes, and accessories from Coach, Free People, Madewell, and more, along with Le ...

Learn the art of the traditional Japanese tie-dye technique of “board-clamping” folded fabric between wooden boards and dyeing it in rich indigo. The 2-hour workshop covers the technique of Itajime ...

Experience a one-day, hands-on Itajime Shibori Dyeing workshop with Armory Teaching Artist Tracy Nakayama for the closing weekend of From the Ground Up: Nurturing Diversity in Hostile Environments.

Explore the magic of Shibori dyeing as fabric transforms into intricate indigo patterns. This traditional technique involves folding, twisting, and binding fabric before immersing it in rich blue ...

Other notable features include the Itajime Shibori framework in Indian silk, the copper-toned ceiling and malt cabinets. All the while small niches in the wall wink with artifacts. Food suggestions?

Nas estampas, chamou a atenção o índigo com tingimento milenar Itajime Shibori (em que o tecido é dobrado, torcido ou amarrado para criar padrões únicos), assinado pela artista têxtil Tati ...

Itajime shibori: This technique, also known as ‘clamp-resist shibori’, involves folding the fabric into accordion or fan pleats and then clamping it between two flat objects to create an area that the ...

Learn about this traditional fabric dyeing technique that is perfect for creating custom clothing and soft furnishings ...

Itajime shibori: This technique, also known as ‘clamp-resist shibori’, involves folding the fabric into accordion or fan pleats and then clamping it between two flat objects to create an area that the ...