leaf/flower pounding dyeing; rubbing dye from plant materials
Rare traditional technique where leaves or flowers are placed on fabric and pounded or rubbed to transfer color. Often used in crafts or historical contexts.
Surizome is a technique where leaves are placed on cloth and pounded to transfer the color.
stencil dyeing; fabric dyed with a stencil
A dyeing method using a paper stencil placed on fabric and brushed with dye; also refers to the resulting fabric. Related to 摺り込み染め.
See also: 摺り込み染め
This kimono is dyed using the surizome stencil technique.
Standard kanji spelling for this traditional dyeing technique.
Abbreviated kanji form; less common but still encountered.
Further abbreviated kanji form; rare and mostly found in older texts.
Compound of 摺り (suri, 'rubbing, printing') + 染め (some, 'dyeing'). The exact historical development of the two distinct dyeing methods under this term is uncertain.