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Concept: According to the effect of the design pattern, the fabric or the piece is tied in a variety of ways by wire or rope, and it is put into the dyeing liquid, and a printing method is formed in which the dye is infiltrated into the natural special pattern. The shaped garment can also be directly dyed. There are two ways of stringing and tying. The former pattern is like a dewdrop, quiet and elegant, the latter pattern contrasts strongly, lively and fresh. Generally used to make loose clothing, scarves, etc. More silk fabrics are used.
Origin: Tie-dye is an ancient textile dyeing process in China. Dali calls it a silk flower and silk flower. The processing process is to fold the fabric into bundles, or to sew and wrap it, and then immerse it in a color paste for dyeing. The dyeing is made of sapphire root and other natural plants, so there is no harm to human skin. The use of various strapping techniques in tie-dyeing combined with a variety of dyeing techniques, the pattern of dyed patterns is varied and has an amazing artistic charm. Tie-dye has a history of about 1,500 years in China. The earliest surviving object is the twisted plaque in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, tie dyeing developed to its heyday, and the aristocrats wore twisted clothing to become fashionable. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the tie-dye was complicated and costly labor. The court once banned it, which led to the decline of the tie-dye process and its disappearance. But the ethnic minorities in the southwestern border still retain this ancient skill. In addition to China, India, Japan, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and other countries also have tie-dye crafts. In the 1970s, tie-dye became a popular handicraft, widely used in clothing, ties, wall hangings, etc. The use of multiple knotting and multiple dyeing processes on the same fabric can make the traditional tie-dyeing process develop from a single color to a multi-color effect.
Dali national tie dye
The Dali national tie-dye uses folk patterns to further render and artize the traditional tie-dyeing process, making it a handicraft that combines art, abstraction and practicality. The process is stitched by hand stitching and repeatedly dyed with plant dyes. The product is not only bright and never fades, but also has anti-inflammatory and health effects on the skin, and overcomes the side effects of modern chemical dyes harmful to human health.
The Dali Bai nationality tie-dye is a traditional folk craft product of the Bai people. It integrates culture and art. Its flower-shaped pattern is composed of regular geometric patterns. The layout is rigorous and full. It is based on the movement, the image of plants and the costumes of the royal palaces of the past. The breath of life. Its tie dyeing is divided into two parts: tie flowering and dip dyeing. Zhahua is a hand-streaked method based on seams and stitching. It has a wide range of performance, exquisite depiction and infinite variety of features: dip dyeing uses manual repeated dip dyeing process to form multi-level halo with flower shape as the center and changeable mystery. , dignified and elegant, simple and elegant. The Dali Bai people's tie-dye is made of pure cotton cloth, silk cotton, hemp yarn, gold velvet, corduroy, etc. At present, in addition to retaining the traditional soil-dyed blue-white variety, a new color-dyed dyed variety has been developed. Products include color cloth, tablecloths, curtains, clothing, ethnic bags, hats, hand towels, scarves, pillows, sheets and other hundreds of varieties.
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