INDIAN TIE-DYED FABRICS (Photocopy edition)

Patterned fabrics are made in many ways. Among the various techniques used for these is that of tying certain portions of the cloth or yarn before dyeing so that the covered portion resists the dye resulting in the creation of single or multi-coloured designs. That is why fabrics using the resist-dyeing technique are commonly referred to as tie-dyed fabrics. They are further classified into Cloth Tie-dyed fabrics and Yarn Tie-dyed fabrics.

Staple bound, with 28 pages in colour including texts with butter paper interleaved. Size: 20.5 x 27.5 cm.

ISBN: 81-86980-14-8

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CLAMP RESIST DYEING OF FABRICS

by Alfred Bülher and Eberhard Fischer

Contents: Introduction: 1. Location and Circumstances of Discovery of the Finds, 2. Material and Basic Form of the Blocks, 3. Catalogue of the Printing Blocks. 4. Use of Blocks (Patterning Technique), 5. Distribution and Use of Clamp Resist Dyed Fabrics, 6. Designs and Style, 7. Age and Origin of the Clamp Resist Dyeing Process, 8. Summary and Bibliography.

Soft bound, 122 pages with 15 colour plates and 76 black & white plates. Size: 17 x 24 cm.

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