Name/Title
Katazome textileEntry/Object ID
2023.2.32Description
Indigo-dyed textile with chrysanthemum patterns created by katazome technique. Small piece of triangular fabric stitched to the main body to complete the corner.Context
Katazome is a traditional Japanese stencil-resist dyeing technique. Artisans apply a specialized rice flour and rice bran paste onto fabric using a hand-carved mulberry paper stencil. When the fabric is dyed, the paste-covered areas resist the color, leaving crisp-edged patterns against a vibrant dyed background.Collection
Dorothy "Ann" Helm CollectionMade/Created
Place
Country
JapanContinent
AsiaEthnography
Cultural Region
Country
JapanContinent
AsiaLexicon
Getty AAT
Concept
katazome, resist dyeing, indigo (colorant)Location
Box
Box 14Room
Storage UnitResearch Notes
Notes
Kaneko, Kenji. "Katazome, komon, chù„gata." pp. 92-95