Katazome: Japanese Paste-resist Dyeing for Contemporary UseKatazome, a stencil dyeing technique, is a traditional Japanese art that uses simple methods and non-toxic dyes to create sophisticated designs. This book should be of interest to graphic artists and hobbyists alike. |
Contents
CONTENTS | 46 |
TsutsugakiZome 8339 | 68 |
RicePaper Dyeing 82 22 | 82 |
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