Tie-dye is in style—and it is a style: fabrics are folded, pressed, tied, and sometimes sewn, and then dyed.
Tie-dye is in style—and it is fashion: fabrics are folded, pressed, tied, and, in some cases, sewn, and then dyed. This creates unique fabric patterns that are used to make stunning clothing and home accessories. Shibori is one of the best-known tie-dye techniques from Japan. The exhibition also showcases Plangi, Bandhani, Tritik, and Adire, featuring impressive examples from Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America.
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