A type of washing method for Japanese clothing. The clothing is unraveled, washed, coated with funori glue, and stretched on a board about 170 cm long and 40 cm wide to remove wrinkles and dry. The finished product is stiff, so it is suitable for cotton fabrics and strong plain-weave silk fabrics. Other methods of washing include shinshibari and yunoshi, but these are no longer practiced in ordinary households. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
和服の洗濯法である洗張りの一種。和服をほどいて洗い,ふのりをつけ,長さ170cm,幅40cmくらいの張板に張ってしわを伸ばして乾かす。仕上がりがかたくなるので綿織物や丈夫な平織の絹織物に適する。洗張りにはほかに伸子(しんし)張りや湯のしがあるが,一般家庭では行われなくなった。
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