The first plant-based dyeing learned from Yoshioka ZOSHI

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Yoshioka Yoshioka is the 6th head of the family. Yoshioka Yoshioka is the first author of the Yoshioka printed cotton. / The "Yoshioka Someshi" expresses beautiful natural colors using the old vegetable dye technique. / In this book, we explain in detail the vegetable dye technique that we learned from the workshop of Yoshioka Someshi over a year and the vegetable dye process that can be done at home without using chemical dyes. / ・ Starting with familiar dyes such as onions and acorns, even one rank higher dyes can be used by beginners to advanced people. / ・ Starting with familiar dyes such as onions and acorns, it is good for beginners to advanced people. / ・ The selection of tools and fabrics, the basics and applications of dye are explained in detail with photos and texts. / [Contents] / Introduction / Basics and conventions of vegetable dye / Tools used / Selection of fabrics / Column I Try dyeing with familiar dyes / Onion skin / acorns / black teas / chestnut inga / coffee / mugwort gradation dye / No description of dye and mordant / Column II Using one rank higher dyes / Kariyasu / Yaguruma / Bayberry / cochineal / Suhou / Akane / Safflower / Growing Indigo / Visiting Aihata / Tateshinai raw leaves / Kido of silk / Column III Learning techniques of patterns / Yaguruma is used for rubbing dye / Tateshinai raw leaves and stencil dye / Tateshinai raw leaves / Stencil dye with yellow walnut / Stencil dye with yellow chestnut / Stencil dye with persimmon tannin / Building indigo / About tie dyeing / Tateshinai is used for tie dyeing and armor stage squeezing / Tateshinai is used for tie dyeing and stencil dye / Tateshinai is used for stencil dye and stencil dye / Column III Learning techniques of patterns / Yaguruma is used for rubbing dye / Tateshinai raw leaves and stencil dye / Column III Learning techniques of patterns / Yaguruma is used for rubbing dye / Tateshinai is used for stencil dye and stencil dye / Column III Learning techniques of patterns / Yaguruma is used for rubbing dye / Tateshinai is used for stencil dye and stencil dye / Column III Learning techniques of Bayberry Bayberry Kurumi Restaurant Shunkashuto