silk bojagi
January 12, 2012
silk bojagi – 27″ x 32″
hand stitched
natural dyes including; indigo, lac, cochineal, lichen, madder and logwood on the border
shibori samples
the weight of the French seams gives it a delightful “hand” and drape
fabric triangles in one corner
it brightens up the January gloom.
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Almost missed this one. How gorgeous the silk in natural dyed give in the piece. I like the little pretty points at the corner. I’m working on DGD’s bojagi too. Hope to get it done soon. Might add something extra like yours – thanks Jean.
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a traditional “little extra” is the bat knot – bats signifying good luck – only one in a corner. I must admit I didn’t think it was good luck when I got one in my very long hair one evening in Singapore many years ago.
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i love the beautiful drape of this one. gloomy here, but finally with snow!
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What a lovely piece, such an amazing choice of colours.
I am with Lis, I would like to see it in Japan.
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This is breathtakingly beautiful, so delicate to look at, like stained glass as neki desu commented. I adore all the detail too, it’s a wonderful creative treasure. I would love to see it in real life, would you consider bringing it to Japan with you in April? Have a great weekend, Lis x
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thanks, Lis. I’m going to travel light – or as much as possible! but this is light and it is big enough to wear as a scarf so I’ll try to remember to take it. looking forward to meeting you.
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Am aiming to travel light too – I think we might end up bringing one or two things home from Japan! Looking forward to meeting you too, have a good weekend.
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a stained glass fabric bojagi!
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Very pretty. Lovely mix of colours.
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so lovely! and much needed this winter.
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