vegetable dyeing and printing

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You'll be introduced to natural textile printing by hammering: tataki-zomé involves hammering freshly picked plants onto fabric to create a print.

The hammering operation releases the plant's juices and causes the sap to evacuate, impregnating the tissue.

Depending on the precision of the hammering, you can obtain a very "realistic" textile print of the hammered leaf or flower, like a kind of decalcomania, or a more blurred result. Either way, it's artistic!
Vegetable dyeing using plant pigments: garence, fustet, cosmos...on wool or silk.

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