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Ancient Skills, Tie Dye And Fabric Make Life Simple.

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The Ancient Art Of Tie Dyeing Makes Life Simple.

Concept: according to the effect of design pattern, a method of printing natural or special patterns by binding a cloth or garment piece in a variety of ways by line or rope and putting dye into the dye solution.

It can also tie dyed garment directly.

There are two ways: string strigation and pinch up.

The former pattern is like dew drops, quiet and elegant, and the latter pattern contrast is intense, fresh and fresh.

Generally, it can be used for loose clothing, home textiles and so on.

Silk fabric is preferred.

Origin: tie dye is an ancient textile dyeing technology in China. Dali calls it a lump flower and a knot flower.

The process is to fold and bind the fabric or tie it up, then dip it into the dye paste to dye it. The stain is made from Radix Isatidis and other natural plants, so it does no harm to the human skin.

The use of various tie up techniques in tie dyeing is combined with various dyeing techniques, and the patterns and patterns are changeable. It has amazing artistic charm. Tie dye has a history of about 1500 in China.

The earliest existing object is the silk printed in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In the Tang Dynasty, tie dyeing developed to the height of prosperity, and the aristocrats wore their costumes and became fashionable.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, because of the complex production of tie dye and the cost of a lot of labor, the court once banned it, which led to the decline and even disappear of tie dyeing process.

But the minorities in the southwest border still retain this ancient art.

Besides China, India, Japan, Kampuchea, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and other countries also have tie dyeing crafts.

In 1970s, tie dye became a popular handicraft. It was widely used in clothing, tie and wall hanging.

Applying multiple ties and dyeing processes on the same fabric can make the traditional tie dyeing process develop from monochromatic to various colors.

Tie dyeing of Dali Nationalities

The tie dyeing of Dali nationalities adopts folk patterns, which are further rendered and processed by traditional tie dyeing processes, making them a handicraft of integration of art, abstraction and practicality.

The process is stitched by hand stitches and dyed with vegetable dyes. The products are brightly colored and never fade. They also have anti-inflammatory and health effects on the skin, and overcome the side effects of modern chemical dyestuffs that are harmful to human health.

The tie dyeing of Bai nationality in Dali is a traditional folk craft product of the Bai people. It combines culture and art. Its flower pattern is composed of regular geometric patterns, and its layout is rigorous and plump. It is based on the images of animals and plants and the costumes of ancient royal nobles. It is full of life.

The tie dyeing is divided into two parts: tie flower and dip dyeing.

Zha Hua is a hand stitching method that combines sewing and sewing. It has a wide range of performance, delicacy and endless changes. The process of dyeing and finishing is done by hand repeated dyeing process, forming a multi level halo pattern with a flower shape as its center and a changeable and mysterious layer.

Dali Bai tie dyed YISHION cotton, silk, silk, velvet, corduroy and other fabrics, at present, in addition to retaining the traditional indigo dye blue and white varieties, and develop a new color tie dye.

The products include hundreds of varieties of coloured cloth, tablecloth, curtain, clothing, ethnic bags, hats, handkerchiefs, scarves, pillow covers, sheets and so on.