"Episode 26: About 'Isemomen Cotton Yarn-dyed Pattern ③'"

The 26th episode of the Dyeing and Weaving Club is the third installment of "Isemomen Cotton Yarn-dyed Patterns."
As long as we have a pattern
I would like to introduce you more.
One, a type of futon stripes.
The pattern from the Meiji to Taisho Era.
It is a pattern that was often made with a navy blue color in the past.
First timeThe pattern I let you introduce was also an old-fashioned pattern with a dark blue color,
This color scheme is what Usui created as original.
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2. Half Striped
Pattern of recent years.
It seems to be a pattern made at the request from a tea of ​​a certain tea (Sho Bunyou).
It is a modern pattern that is boldly switched in the middle.
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Three, a pattern made from an order from Ise somewhere.
From the traditional brown of Isemomen Cotton (the color of monks' work clothes)
Ecru This is a gradient color scheme.
This is a pattern I made recently.
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Four, bonito strip (Tokadoji)
Edo Era pattern.
Second timeBut I was allowed to introduce you, bonbon stripes.
It was named because it seems that bonito is swimming in a flock when I looked lying down.
It features a uniform width and Striped Pattern of three colors.
The traditional color scheme is said to be Dark Blue, Greyish Blue, and light blue.
This is the one that changed the color scheme.
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Five, cotton-patterned cotton
Postwar pattern.
The thing is said to be an onomatopoeia of running at last.
This handle has a large cotard with a pitch of 20 cm to 30 cm
It is a nickname attached so that it seems to be chasing.
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Sixth, creative pattern
The pattern was originally made of silk Fabric.
It seems that cotton did not make such a pattern.
It is a pattern that Mr. Usu invented and created about ten years ago.
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The pattern that I introduced this time is relatively new.
While incorporating not only old-fashioned patterns but also good places,
They saw Isemomen Cotton is evolving day by day.
Please continue to have a relationship with us.