Arashi Shibori Dyed with Indigo

Arashi Shibori dyed in an indigo vat by Carlyn Clark

Arashi Shibori dyed in an indigo vat by Carlyn Clark

One of the easier pole wrapping practices is to loosely wrap a piece of cloth that's about the same size as the circumference of the pole. 

Arashi Shibori, on the pole, by Carlyn Clark

Arashi Shibori, on the pole, by Carlyn Clark

On this one, I kept the wraps very loose and manipulated them to move in different directions, varying the spaces between the ties.

Arashi Shibori, after 8 dips in an indigo vat, by Carlyn Clark

Arashi Shibori, after 8 dips in an indigo vat, by Carlyn Clark

It took eight dips in the indigo vat to get this color.

Arashi shibori pole in the indigo vat

Arashi shibori pole in the indigo vat

ready to go into the indigo vat

ready to go into the indigo vat

After unwrapping the arashi shibori pole, the panel is clamped between wood boards and dipped again in the indigo vat.

 

Arashi Shibori Panel by Carlyn Clark

Arashi Shibori Panel by Carlyn Clark

The clamped piece has been dipped 10 more times in the indigo vat. The original arashi marks are still slightly visible in the background.

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