Tie Dye Shibori by Master Abdullah Khatri
Bandhani is derived from the Sanskrit word “Bandha” meaning “to tie”. It is a traditional dyeing method indigenous to the states of Gujrat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The fabric is tied very tightly plucking tiny pinches of the fabric by fingernails to create floral or figurative designs and then dye them into natural dye colours.
. The tied parts retain their original colour and the remaining portion of the fabric results with colourful patterns. This is similar to the shibori technique of Japan. There are various methods of tie dye and each process results in a unique pattern.
In the one day workshop you will learn the basic technique and be able to make one pattern with it. - Thursday 9th 16:00 to 19:00 h €150
In the two day professional course you will learn many patterns of tie dye on 2 mts fabric and be able to make 1 stole / scarf using any of the 10 patterns - Friday 10th and Saturday 11th 16:00 to 19:00 h €300
Bandhani is derived from the Sanskrit word “Bandha” meaning “to tie”. It is a traditional dyeing method indigenous to the states of Gujrat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The fabric is tied very tightly plucking tiny pinches of the fabric by fingernails to create floral or figurative designs and then dye them into natural dye colours.
. The tied parts retain their original colour and the remaining portion of the fabric results with colourful patterns. This is similar to the shibori technique of Japan. There are various methods of tie dye and each process results in a unique pattern.
In the one day workshop you will learn the basic technique and be able to make one pattern with it. - Thursday 9th 16:00 to 19:00 h €150
In the two day professional course you will learn many patterns of tie dye on 2 mts fabric and be able to make 1 stole / scarf using any of the 10 patterns - Friday 10th and Saturday 11th 16:00 to 19:00 h €300
Bandhani is derived from the Sanskrit word “Bandha” meaning “to tie”. It is a traditional dyeing method indigenous to the states of Gujrat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The fabric is tied very tightly plucking tiny pinches of the fabric by fingernails to create floral or figurative designs and then dye them into natural dye colours.
. The tied parts retain their original colour and the remaining portion of the fabric results with colourful patterns. This is similar to the shibori technique of Japan. There are various methods of tie dye and each process results in a unique pattern.
In the one day workshop you will learn the basic technique and be able to make one pattern with it. - Thursday 9th 16:00 to 19:00 h €150
In the two day professional course you will learn many patterns of tie dye on 2 mts fabric and be able to make 1 stole / scarf using any of the 10 patterns - Friday 10th and Saturday 11th 16:00 to 19:00 h €300