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MUROMACHI SILK
a reconstruction of a 14th Japanese century silk
it was a order from a textile group whom wants to remake a traditional cloth
the muromachi silk was in that period developed and it is not just a thread no way
it is a multiple component thread wich needs a lot of time to make by hand
it is even stunnign that they uesed all those differend techniques to obtain that effect
the final efect of the thread gives a shimmering blinky structure in woven fabric
it is as if it is runnign water from a waterfall
that white foming bubble forming effect and still the glossyness of silk in it
it is stunning as you see when they conceived this
so we worked at it for several months to be able to see how to make work on modern daytime machinery
the thread is not so uttermost difficult to make by hand but more painstakenly slow
but i need to say that we were stunned to see that to be able to translate it towards textile machine
it would not have been possible to make that thread 10years ago
the machines to make it in bulk did not exist
and yes it would be possible to make the differend omponents
and to assemble them afterwards but not in 1 single go
no that is quite recently
so this is an other stunning reconstruction of an old textile wonder
done in a japanese eri silk for that special extra feel
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