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	Katazome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Katazome (型染め) is a Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a resist paste applied through a stencil.
		Katazome on thin fabrics shows a pattern through to the back; on thicker or more tightly woven fabrics, the reverse side is a solid color, usually indigo blue for cotton fabrics.
		Besides cotton, katazome has been used to decorate linen, silk and fabrics that are all or partially synthetic.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Katazome (431 words)

	Katazome Stencils (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Similar to batik, katazome is a Japanese method of dyeing fabric using a paste and stencil to create a repeating pattern.
		In katazome, to dye the cloth, the fabric can be dipped into a large vat of color until the desired color is achieved.
		Katazome is an inexpensive way to create an all-over pattern on a piece of cloth.
	www.temptingstencils.com /Stencil/Styles-Katazome-Stencils (512 words)

	KATAZOME - Meiji-period hand-made paper stencils for decorations of textiles
		Katazome are Japanese paper stencils on handmade mulberry (shibugami) paper, used in the process of dyeing textiles (for kimonos, e.g.).
		These particularly beautiful designs are the result of an amazing artistic mastership, the quality of carving is outstanding.The appeal of katazome to us, more than one hundred years after their creation, is a timeless one, their fascination as strong as in the days they were made, not only because the effects look so modern.
		Katazome of this large size were designed by the most talented Japanese designers and skilled craftsmen, and intended for the production of the most luxurious textiles, or as single works of design art.
	www.degener.com /1636.htm (346 words)

	Textiles - Harding & Giannini
		Katazome panels are usually from futon, or quilt, covers.
		Dimensions are approximate, because Japanese looms vary in width, and because when the futon is taken apart for laundering, the panels are sometimes trimmed, or otherwise altered in the process.
		Katazome is wonderful in patchwork, and the patterns are set off well when solid or uniformly small-patterned fabrics.
	www.hardingandgiannini.com /textiles/?page=katazome (243 words)

	Introducing Bingata Katazome
		Bingata Katazome is a Japanese method of dyeing fabric using a resist paste applied thorough a stencil.
		The central feature of the Bingata Katazome method is the use of a resist paste made from a steamed mixture of rice flour and rice bran.
		This sticky paste is forced through a cut paper stencil onto a piece of fabric, the stencil is removed, and the paste remaining on the fabric is allowed to dry.
	www.geocities.jp /akane_kai_la/bingata_e.htm (233 words)

	Elda Kohls Fiber Elegance
		The shubigami paper consists of several layers of mulberry paper laminated with a tannin such as persimmon juice and then smoked to produce a leather-like surface that is strong and waterproof.
		For the convenience of the katazome artists, the images of the mylar stencils can be produced as Japanese silk stencils; however, because the Japanese silk stencils do not require as many bridges for support of the design, they cannot be produced in mylar without adaptation of the design.
		This type of stencil was primarily used in the katazome process using rice paste as a resist while applying color to fabric.
	www.eldakohls.com /faq.html (1085 words)

	About the Artists - Sadao Watanabe
		It is this art form that is known as katazome, a process by which the picture is dyed instead of being painted or block printed.
		Watanabe is one of the few masters of katazome, a 400 year old art form in which the picture is dyed onto paper through a pattern.
		The paste, and the dye that covers it, are washed away and the remaining dye presents a stenciled picture.
	www.elca.org /artwork/sadao_watanabe.html (419 words)

	.: Corvallis Gazette-Times :. Archives
		Most of Miller’s patterns, like those of traditional Japanese katazome, are inspired by natural sources, from the vascular patterns of leaves to the elegant swoops of a peacock’s feather.
		Many of her images are inspired by her background as a marine biologist, including frolicking salmon and the rippled ridges of a seashell.
		Although indigo dyeing is a common type of katazome, Miller also uses the stencil technique with other colored dyes, creating a huge variety of textile art.
	www.gazettetimes.com /articles/2006/03/11/entertainment/cover/cov04.txt (707 words)

	John Marshall: what is katazome? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Katazome is a form of paste resist surface design.
		That is, a paste made from very sticky ingredients, in this case rice flour, that is pushed through a stencil to define a pattern on a piece of white yardage.
		The now white diamonds may be seen at the shoulders of the completed kimono.
	www.johnmarshall.to /5-EDx-WhatIsKatazome.html (709 words)

	Japanese Textile Dyeing
		Teachers would be able to learn and pass on two methods of using paste resist in designing fabrics--stencil (Katazome) and free-hand application (Tsutsugaki).
		For Katazome (stencil), the paste should be thick enough to push through the stencil, but not too thick so that it’s sticky and hard to use.
		For Tsutsugaki, the hand application method, the paste should be thin enough so that it can easily pass through the pastry tube and flow onto the fabric but not too thin so that it runs out of control.
	www.teachersnetwork.org /cbe/barbara_ledig.htm (3975 words)

	Gallery Saint Martin, Inc. Introducing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Also called stencil dyeing, katazome is a versatile technique used in fabric design.
		She combines printmaking, woodcut and painting with katazome - which employs a resist paste applied through a stencil, left to dry, then, once painted, is washed off, revealing the surface beneath.
		The inspiration for this series comes from the rambling garden of her home in Mt. Airy – where she lives with her husband, young children, several rabbits, cats and a newly adopted Labrador Retriever.
	www.gallerysaintmartin.com /code/intro.html (537 words)

	Yuzen / Katazome
		The pigment is aborbed into the paper wherever there is not gelatin thus the gelatin serves exactly the same function as wax does in batiking.
		Katazome patterns are often derived from "bingata" or Okinawan styles of textiles.
		The patterns of these beautiful papers are based on traditional silkscreened designs derived from the silks of the Japanese kimono.
	www.paperconnection.com /yuzenkatazome.html (125 words)

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		Art 260 is an entry-level course that introduces various basic ideas and techniques including tapestry weaving, tie-dyeing, batik, and Katazome (paste resist stencil dyeing).
		It mainly involves resist dye techniques on silk using “gutta” and finer rubber/water resist materials, as well as Katazome using color paste.
		Contemporary shibori (tie-dye) involving three-dimensional and textured fabric using a heat transfer dyeing technique on polyester is also explored.
	www.wwu.edu /president/BookArtShowWinter2006.htm (263 words)

	Saratoga News \| Katazome Exhibit
		Goldsmith, who studied katazome under professional artists in her native Japan, says it appealed to her as an art form because of its emphasis on balance, rhythm and patience.
		Before she creates a katazome, Goldsmith envisions patterns and images in her mind, transfers them to paper stencils, and lays the stencils out in just the right pattern.
		Forget-me-nots, fuchsias, lilies, roses and hydrangeas are among the flowers she portrays, sometimes brightly, sometimes in muted tones.
	www.svcn.com /archives/saratoganews/03.22.00/gallery-0012.html (511 words)

	KAMIBASHI Asian Papers and Textiles
		Kondo san happily accepted an invitation to work with his brother, a self-taught maker of katazome paper, a type of yuzen in which the design is hand carved into paper that is 3 millimeters thick.
		Although they enjoyed this work immensely, producing katazome became too time consuming and costly.
		Although similar in idea to katazome, yuzen patterns have up to 7 colors because they can be applied at a much faster rate through the process of silk screening.
	www.kamibashi.com /artisans/kondo/index.html (900 words)

	Eclectic Echoes » Eclectic echoes of my thoughts… (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Two were particularly interesting: one a quilter who dyes her own fabric to do photo realistic quilts, from a distance they looked like a photo or maybe a painting.
		Then there was an indigo katazome artist who I had seen a year ago at the Mystic Art Association.
		Locally tagged as: background pattern, katazome, pattern, patterns, sashiko, shibori
	eclecticechoes.com /tag/katazome (1164 words)

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		Akemi Nakano Cohn is an artist who applies her ideas to various fabrics using Shibori, Katazome (rice paste resist), Nassen (color rice paste resist), stitching and other Japanese traditional techniques.
		Commissions and one-of-kind art work are produced by Akemi in her studio.
		Nassen Katazome and Tsutsugaki (color rice paste resist printing) on silk and wool.
	www.akemistudio.com (55 words)

	SAIYUU: MAIWAI KATAZOME costume at the Meiji era
		(Dec.13) MAIWAI KATAZOME costume at the Meiji era
		The state of MAIWAI KATAZOME costume at this Meiji era is very good.
		It is costume put on in the seat of the celebration at the big catch.
	www.saiyuu.com /archives/2005/12/maiwai_katazome.php (122 words)

	Maiwa: Craft Supply - Japanese Supplies
		In this section we have grouped together the supplies we bring in from Japan for specific textile techniques such as Katazome, Shibori, and Tsutsugaki.
		Mulberry (Katagami) Paper This handmade paper, made from the inner bark of the mulberry tree, has been specially treated to be used for stencils.
		Ikat Tape Poly ikat tape is a super strong, flexible tieing material form Japan which is excellent for ikat and bound resist.
	www.maiwa.com /stores/supply/japanese.html (352 words)

	Katazome: Stencil Rice Paste Resist Dyeing, Classes & Workshops
		Katazome: Stencil Rice Paste Resist Dyeing, Classes and Workshops
		Please contact me to join or schedule a class: lezlieking@lezlieking.com
		A paste is made from rice flour and is painted through a stencil, on a piece of white cloth, to define a pattern.
	www.lezlieking.com /classes/katazome.html (183 words)

	Amazon.com: Katazome: Japanese Paste-Resist Dyeing for Contemporary Use: Books: Kumiko Murashima (via CobWeb/3.1 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
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		Katazome: Japanese Paste-Resist Dyeing for Contemporary Use (Hardcover)
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	www.amazon.com.cob-web.org:8888 /exec/obidos/ASIN/0937274720 (687 words)

	New York Central has an unparalleled assortment of the finest artists and decorative papers in the US
		- hand Katazome stencil-dyed patterns using a starch resist method.
		With modern printing techniques replacing this time consuming method, these sheets that are completely made by hand are exceedingly rare.
		- screen printed papers based on traditional katazome stencil-dyed patterns
	www.nycentralartsupply.com /asia/japan8.html (114 words)

	Nautilus Fiberarts \| About Katazome (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		About Katazome - Step-by-Step Process for Japanese Stencil Dyeing
		First a stencil is cut from handmade Japanese paper called "shibugami".
		When it is finished a layer of silk mesh is attached to the front of the stencil to strengthen it.
	www.nautilus-fiberarts.com.cob-web.org:8888 /01AboutKatazome/AboutKatazome.htm (40 words)

	Katazome-Shi Paper : The Paper Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hi - Just thought I would leave a quick note about the katazome-shi papers.
		“Katazome-shi” literally means stencil-dyed (katazome) papers (-shi) and they are printed on a kozo/sulphite base paper but are not textured.
		They actually have a lovely flat/matte quality to them that is part of their charm.
	www.bloglander.com /paperarts/katazome-shi-japanese-paper/2006 (511 words)

	Katazome Blue White Flowers/Vines - Paper Source
		paper : flat paper : japanese prints : Katazome Blue White Flowers/Vines
		Japanese decorative papers reflect the superb craftsmanship, design sensibilities and rich variety of the Edo Period (1630 - 1868).
		Used both on textiles and paper it is a laborious technique that uses a stencil (kata) and gelatin paste to print the first or resist layer.
	www.paper-source.com /cgi-bin/paper/12431750.html?cm_id=3140.110 (160 words)

	E-mail Article: What Is Katazome? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Home » Home & Garden » Fiber Arts » What Is Katazome?
		I thought you might find this article interesting.
		Description: Here is a wonderful article by John Marshall explaining what Katazome is. Read on and find out for yourself.
	www.suite101.com /article/send.cfm/fiber_arts/67410 (40 words)

	The Japanese Paper Place - Online Catalogue
		These include stationery sets, notepaper, pencils, pen stands, business card holders and many other items.
		"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome) papers (-shi), and is also referred to as "Wazome." As the name implies, they are stencilled - with traditional materials, and the care that comes with craftsmanship by hand - to produce unforgettable, intense colours and patterns.
		Treasured particularly for covering books and boxes (or simply framing), they are available in full sheets only of 24 x 36".
	www.japanesepaperplace.com /wholesale/catalogue.htm (554 words)

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	www.sell.com /selling/Katazome (56 words)

	What Is Katazome?
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		(reprinted with permission) Katazome is a form of paste resist surface design.
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	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/fiber_arts/67410/1 (431 words)

	Product: A400 KATAZOME BANTEN, KAGESUE at Japanese Tex-Style (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Product: A400 KATAZOME BANTEN, KAGESUE at Japanese Tex-Style (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu)
		This is a super rare, item, a banten similar to a maiwai, with katazome dyed decoration.
		It depicts, we think the Battle of Dannoura and the famous samurai Kagesue.
	www.japanesetex-style.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /product.php?cat=A&code=A400 (108 words)

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