alexandraemeric: Arashi Shibori scarf in Pink Toe Tarantula, Habotai silk, 21”x21”, 2012 Available at Alibabalu
thekimonogallery: A small child’s cotton kimono featuring unusual shibori-created motifs. Taisho period (1911-1927), Japan. The Kimono Gallery
geisha-licious: maiko Mitsuna by @NIKOLAYEV on Instagram
thekimonogallery: An unusual small child’s cotton kimono featuring shibori-created motifs. Taisho period (1911-1927), Japan. The Kimono Gallery
fabricdetail: Katabira Fragment with Camellias and Waterfall Japan, Edo period, (1615-1868), early 18th century Textiles Paste-resist dyeing (noribosen), tie-dyeing (kanoko shibori), and silk and metallic thread embroidery on black plain-weave ramie (asa) 33 x 12 5/8 in. (83.82 x 32.1 cm) Gift of Miss Bella Mabury (M.39.2.240) Los Angeles County Museum of Art www.lacma.org
katgrim: Dyed my last lot today, with some pretty stunning results. The process can be excruciatingly fiddly and unpredictable, but each piece is utterly unique and so full of character. As with any shibori process, there’s something quite magical about unfurling the results to see if all the frustration has paid off. I’m quite drawn to this one in particular- the brown is much deeper than I was anticipating, but it sits really well against the blue. Kat Grimoldby April 2013
shiborigirl: the essence of intention-意図の本質scenario: a small couture mfg sees some of my work and wants to incorporate it into their line.…View Post
Sydney based textile designer Joanna Fowles uses shibori and screenprinting to create beautiful, timeless work that I am oh so inspired by.
This image captures the movement, transparency and drape of her scarves. It also provides a view at all the different mark making techniques she…
conceptualnaturalism: MUM 1-3; Silk Screen & Dye Prints; shibori dyeing of cotton Prints inspired and results by and of mother nature. More: conceptualnaturalism~
selectism: Job & Boss Shibori (Hand Dipped) Indigo Canvas Tote Bag: Cotton canvas is hand dipped in indigo in this traditional Japanese dyeing process before adding on leather detailing and an internal pocket pouch. (Continue reading here…)
A textile lover blogging about shibori, textiles, art, design and fashion. Based in Melbourne, Australia. Exploring the world to find inspiration. 
