Rōketsuzome

Rōketsuzome (Japanese: 蝋纈染め) sometimes shortened to rōzome (ろう染め), is a traditional wax-resist textile dyeing technique in Japan, akin to Indonesian batik.

References

• Review of The World of Rozome: Wax-Resist Textiles of Japan by Betsy Sterling Benjamin

See also

• Tsutsugaki
• Katazome
• Yūzen
• Bingata

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Dyeing

Techniques

• Batik
• Dyeing
• Ikat
  • Kasuri
• Kalamkari
• Katazome
• Leheria
• Mordant
• Reactive dye printing
• Resist
• Ring dyeing
• Rōketsuzome
• Shibori
• Tie-dye
• Tsutsugaki
• Yūzen

Types of dyes

• Dyes
• Natural
• Acid
• Reactive
• Solvent
• Substantive
• Sulfur
• Vat
• Disperse
• Discharge
• Pigment

Traditional textile dyes

• Armenian cochineal
• Black walnut
• Bloodroot
• Brazilin
• Cochineal
• Cudbear
• Cutch
• Dyewoods
• Fustic
• Gamboge
• Dyer's broom
• Henna
• Indigo
• Kermes
• Logwood
• Madder
• Polish cochineal
• Saffron
• Turmeric
• Tyrian purple
• Weld
• Woad

History

• Use of saffron
• Traditional dyes of the Scottish Highlands

Craft dyes

• Dylon
• Inkodye
• Procion
• Rit

Reference

• Glossary of dyeing terms
• List of dyes

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