World Shibori Network Foundation / 12 ISS

LXCL:Learn with internationally recognized Master Shibori Artist, <a href="https://us.list-manage.com/JWi8YYhS_Sk?e=33b524486e&amp;c2id=b69607024b55da0b9b0929f66db45d41" target="_blank" class="lxcl-link" dir="ltr">Ana Lisa Hedstrom. </a>Among her many accolades, Homo Faber recently invited her to join the <a href="https://us.list-manage.com/8BMwbz9xlvM?e=33b524486e&amp;c2id=b69607024b55da0b9b0929f66db45d41" class="lxcl-link" dir="ltr">Homo Faber Artisan Collective.</a>  Ana Lisa brings modern tools and dye chemistry to traditional Japanese shibori techniques, elevating centuries-old shibori traditions to contemporary expressions in art and art-to-wear. Her mastery of surface design is embodied in her work and in her many innovations and techniques developed over decades of research, exploration, and play with shibori and dyes.

General Admission

LXCL:This Workshop is currently full. If you'd like to be placed on our waitlist for this workshop by Ana Lisa Hedstrom, please register on this ticket.

WaitList Ticket

[If you&#39;d like to be on the wait-list for this workshop, please email, programs@shibori.org! We&#39;ll be in touch once a spot opens up for you.] Ana Lisa Hedstrom, an internationally recognized master shibori artist, teaches this 2-Day workshop sharing her inventive approaches to dyeing and shibori. She possesses the creativity and imagination of an artist-engineer, taking traditional shibori techniques to another level by developing replicable approaches that are her very own. Kakishibu&nbsp;persimmon tannin,&nbsp;a centuries-old Japanese textile treatment, is made from fermented green persimmons. It produces a lovely rusty tan color that requires no heat nor chemicals to fix. UV light develops the color over time. An iron rinse modifies the tannin shades to smoky grey and black; soda ash modifies to a mahogany brown.Indigo&nbsp;will be available for overdyeing the&nbsp;Kakishibu&nbsp;patterns. Discharging indigo&nbsp;with potassium permanganate to create off-white or bronzy shades against a blue background will be another exploration. Starting with a solid blue indigo dyed cloth we will use a bentonite clay paste for brushing and stamping and an immersion bath.These easy dye processes offer great opportunities for expanding your surface application experience on fabric and paper!

[If you'd like to be on the wait-list for this workshop, please email, programs@shibori.org! We'll be in touch once a spot opens up for you.] Ana Lisa Hedstrom, an internationally recognized master shibori artist, teaches this 2-Day workshop sharing her inventive approaches to dyeing and shibori. She possesses the creativity and imagination of an artist-engineer, taking traditional shibori techniques to another level by developing replicable approaches that are her very own. Kakishibu persimmon tannin, a centuries-old Japanese textile treatment, is made from fermented green persimmons. It produces a lovely rusty tan color that requires no heat nor chemicals to fix. UV light develops the color over time. An iron rinse modifies the tannin shades to smoky grey and black; soda ash modifies to a mahogany brown.Indigo will be available for overdyeing the Kakishibu patterns. Discharging indigo with potassium permanganate to create off-white or bronzy shades against a blue background will be another exploration. Starting with a solid blue indigo dyed cloth we will use a bentonite clay paste for brushing and stamping and an immersion bath.These easy dye processes offer great opportunities for expanding your surface application experience on fabric and paper!

World Shibori Network Foundation / 12 ISS

Indigo Discharge and Kakishibu Persimmon Tannin – Berkeley

1825 Eighth St

General Admission

$500

WaitList Ticket

Free