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Japanese Resist Dye Techniques

机译:日本抗染技术

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A small exhibition held earlier this year at the Constance Howard Resource and Research Centre in Textiles, Goldsmiths College, under the title Kimono, Canvas of my Japanese Spirit (reviewed in Journal 219) displayed twelve kimono of particular interest for their resist dye techniques. The kimono belong to Yuko Yamagata, married to an Englishman and living in England for twenty five years. They were bought for her by her family in the 1970s, most of them coming from Okinawa and the Ryukyu Islands or, if from the mainland, heavily influenced by the South. Historically, 1972 was a significant date because it was then that Okinawa was restored to mainland Japan, following its devastation and occupation by the American forces after World War Ⅱ. Consequently, new additions to her wardrobe and the joy of the return of Okinawa were 'meshed together in the fabric'.
机译:今年早些时候在金史密斯学院纺织品康斯坦斯·霍华德资源与研究中心举行的一个小展览,标题为“和服,我的日本精神的画布”(在《杂志》 219号中进行了评论),展示了十二种和服,它们对抗蚀剂染料技术特别感兴趣。和服属于山形裕子(Yoko Yamagata),嫁给了一个英国人,在英国居住了25年。它们是在1970年代由她的家人为她买的,其中大部分来自冲绳和琉球群岛,或者如果来自大陆,则受到南方的严重影响。从历史上看,1972年是重要的日子,因为那时冲绳在第二次世界大战后被美军破坏和占领后恢复了日本本土。因此,她的衣柜增加了新的东西,冲绳回归的喜悦也“融入了面料”。

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