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Artistic applications of textile shibor and stencil printing technique

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2017
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Clothes are a kind of reflectionof societies and peop of themselves. It is a kind of identification that has been evaulauted in time due to the social, echonomical and technological developments.In these days, a lot of artist benefited from shibori technique and it has led to recognize this art all over the world. Shibori prefer three-dimensional approach to the fabric.Shibori is the name of given to process that is various method of bending, compressing, stitching, folding or coloring of the fabric with compressed in japanese. Japanese culture has an ancient tradition. It has been enlightenning the past and the future. The Japanese Shibori art is a term which includes hundreds of prick out methods. By way of this lots of techniques applied on fle cloth causes several colorful and artistic designs can be done. Experimental studies of different fabrics and yarns and different techniques have been used. It is noted the interaction in every fabric, color and form and the material used vary with differences that have been observed. Three-dimensionality and color transitions that occur in the fabric surface observing is intended effects of integration and the stencil printing process. Stencil printing technique with art of Shibori combining considers to obtain new forms. In the stencıl printing printing techniques combiningvisual art with the art of Shibori, they aim to achieve a new school. The merger of the stencil and shibori, are intended to be synthesized by the sinking of the far eastern culture.Finally, traditional handmade art Shibori and Ottoman art were joined and a new style were created.

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Emine Yıldız

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Emine Yıldız (Master Thesis). Artistic applications of textile shibor and stencil printing technique, 2017, İstanbul Aydın University.

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