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The World of Rozome: WaxResist Textiles of Japan,Used
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Wax resist might be called Japan's "lost art." Rozome was known early in Japanese history but never taken into the mainstream of fabric dyeing. The innovative artists of Kyoto working with this form today have reclaimed a nearly forgotten legacy. Their daring interpretations are the focus of The World of Rozome.Rozome now seems to attract artists of a particularly independent turn of mind. Artisans in this field are able to work alone in their studios, performing each step from design through finished product without assistance. Rozome artists have developed expert techniques in shading, control and luminosity that set this form apart from the batik of other countries.Indepth interviews with seventeen contemporary artists form the heart of this volume. The established masters are joined by younger, forwardlooking artists. The styles are diverse, and the methods and materials unconventional, incorporating sprayed and rolled wax as well as synthetic wax and photograph serigraphy.The author opens with a colorful historical section on the earliest resist finds of the Near East, Central Asia and Tang China focusing on those presumed to use liquid wax and follows this with a look at the origins of wax resist in Japan in the ancient capital of Nara.A carefully illustrated process section outlines everything textile artists might need to know: materials used, advanced methods of applying wax and dye, wax formulas, pigment application, setting of dyes and removal of wax from cloth.Vividly illustrated with numerous fullcolor plates and blackandwhite figures, this handsome book is the first to appear in English on Japanese wax resist. The World of Rozome throws open a door on a world where innovative artists are creating a new tradition from the fragments of an ancient art.
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