Rice Dyeing - Kachizome

…Izumi vinegar and Bingo sake are particularly noteworthy as the rise of the brewing industry, but vinegar is not unrelated to dyeing, and it is thought that the dyeing industry also made great progress along with the general development of various industries. For example, plum dyeing from Kaga, madder dyeing from Totomi, and tsukezome (indigo dyeing) from Harima were not nationally distributed products, but it is recorded in documents that plum dyeing and madder dyeing were used for kosode and katabira (short sleeves and kimono) of high-ranking samurai, and plum-dyed kosode katabira (short sleeves and kimono) were presented to the shogun (shogun) every year by the Kaga Shugo Togashi clan, so it is thought that they were of excellent quality. Harima tsukezome dyed in Shikama was of high quality, and was even written about in waka poetry as "tsukezome of Shikama." …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "tamping dyeing" is listed below.

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…和泉の酢と備後の酒は醸造業の興起としてとくに注目されているが，酢は染色とも無縁ではなく，諸産業の全般的な発達に伴って染色業も大いに進歩を遂げたと考えられる。たとえば加賀の梅染，遠江の茜染，播磨の搗染（かちぞめ）(紺染)などは，全国的な流通商品とはいえないが，梅染や茜染は上級武家の小袖や帷子（かたびら）に用いられたことが文献に記され，梅染の小袖帷子は加賀の守護富樫氏から例年公方（くぼう）に進上されており，品質的にも優れていたと思われる。播磨の搗染も飾磨（しかま）で染めたのが良品で，〈飾磨の搗染〉と和歌に詠まれるほどであった。…

※「搗染」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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