Japanese Silk Waste Carrier Rod Forms Size:25g demonstrates how this stand is

demonstrates how this stand is utilized while binding cloth for Tesuji Shibori

published in 1981

Made in USA

tracing the lineage of Arimatsu-Narumi shibori as it developed from the community of laborers drawn from across the country to build Nagoya Castle

thus we use the term parti-color dyeing

Japanese Silk Waste Carrier Rod Forms Size:25g demonstrates how this stand isThese stiff forms are a by product of the silk reeling process, created when silk filament catches on the reeling machine's carrier rod. When a substantial amount of silk waste accumulates on the rod, it is cut off to prevent it from inhibiting the machine. These "carrier rod forms" are rare 100% Japanese silk, made of strong but short filaments covered with sericin (gummy protein), and are usually sold to spinning mills to create spun silk. Our