John Marshall

Journeys in Katazome: Paste Resist

I began my plan to collect and translate Japanese dye- and fiber-related books way back in the 1970s while studying under a variety of traditional Japanese craftspeople. I started with Make Your Own Japanese Clothes in 1988, and at last I’ve gotten around to indigo.

My goal has been to offer you a direct link to the original, traditional recipes of Japan, while at the same time help you to understand how to adapt them to suit your personal needs and environment.

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Singing the Blues…

I began my plan to collect and translate Japanese dye- and fiber-related books way back in the 1970s while studying under a variety of traditional Japanese craftspeople. I started with Make Your Own Japanese Clothes in 1988, and at last I’ve gotten around to indigo.

My goal has been to offer you a direct link to the original, traditional recipes of Japan, while at the same time help you to understand how to adapt them to suit your personal needs and environment.

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Kyoukechi – Dance of Life (updated)

Have you tried your hand at tie-dye and clamp resist? Are you up for a little more challenge with incredible results? Have you always wanted to visit John Marshall in his studio but never had the opportunity to do so? This is your chance. In this free video you'll follow John in his work space in Northern California as he designs and executes an intricate clamp resist piece using only natural dyes. Won't you join him?

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