FAQ About The Role of Shibori in Modern Textile Design
What are common Shibori techniques used in modern design?
Several traditional Shibori techniques are commonly used in modern design, including:
- Arashi Shibori: fabric is wrapped around a pole and bound before dyeing, creating diagonal stripes.
- Itajime Shibori: folding and clamping fabric between two pieces of wood, resulting in geometric patterns.
- Kanoko Shibori: similar to tie-dye, involving sections of cloth bound with thread.
- Kumo Shibori: sections of fabric are pleated and bound tightly, leaving intricate circular patterns.
These techniques have been adapted to create modern interpretations in clothing, accessories, and interior design.
