Folk dyeing and weaving

Author: Duan Jianhua
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Complete visual experience; Authentic folk culture; Local folk art. China is the origin of sericulture and silk reeling. Chinese silk and dyeing textiles have been praised by all countries since ancient times. Chinese folk dyeing textiles are craft varieties that combine appreciation and practicality. They feature exquisite patterns, rustic and profound charm, and have a strong rural atmosphere. Ethnic minorities in southwestern China have long admired brocade. The main folk brocade varieties include Miao brocade, Tujia brocade, Yao brocade, Dong brocade, Dai brocade, Bouyei brocade, Zhuang brocade, and Maonan brocade, totaling eight famous brocade types. Other notable varieties in folk dyeing textiles include batik, tie-dye, and indigo blue cloth, each with its own unique characteristics. This book collects nearly 30 categories of folk dyeing textiles from various ethnic groups and compiles them into a volume. Not only are the patterns exquisite and radiant, but the variety is rich as well, making it highly valuable for appreciation, academic research, and practical use. A special essay is included at the beginning of the book, providing an in-depth discussion on the origins and general overview of Chinese dyeing textiles. Through this book, you are expected to gain a comprehensive and intuitive understanding of Chinese folk dyeing textiles.