Home Furnishing Fabrics Handicraft Hem Painting Art Craft Linen Drawing - Weave Plain Wear

Overview

Quick Details

• Type:Handicraft Fabric
• Supply Type:Home Furnishing Fabrics
• Material:100% Linen
• Feature:Art Craft
• Usage:Home Textiles,Handicraft Fabric,Art Craft, Decoration Cloth , Home Furnishing etc.
• Weight:Negotiable
• Width:Negotiable
• Density:Negotiable
• Yarn Count:Negotiable
• Samples' Price: $500.oo/Pcs
• Price:Negotiable
• Model Number:#HNA001
• Packaging Details: roll packing

Packaging & Delivery

• Packaging Detail:roll
• Port:Shanghai
• Lead Time:

Product advantages

• Art Craft

The history of Chinese blue calico woven with cotton fibers can be traced back to the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty. By the end of the 13th century, manual cotton weaving technology had been widely spread in Jiang, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places, and the blue printed cloth technology was also widely used. In the past, every household in the rural areas of Zhejiang and Jiangsu used to weave and dye cloth. The clothes worn by the older generations, the furoshiki for daily use, and even the dowry of my daughter, are all blue calico printed and dyed by myself. Curtains, headscarves, aprons, furniture, tents, etc. can all be made with it. The blue calico seems to be a special fabric for working people. The pattern is full of strong rural atmosphere, natural and fresh. The main production area of ​​Jiangsu-Zhejiang Blue Calico is in Nantong, Jiangsu. In Nantong, the folk customs have been simple since ancient times. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, due to the special climate and geographical environment of Nantong at that time, it was particularly suitable for the growth of cotton and "blue grass", and "blue grass" and cotton were grown very well locally. Rural. In general, the local folk textile technology is very developed, and every household has wooden spinning wheels and looms. It’s really, ‘every family can hear the sound of weaving, and every family has a weaver girl. So in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the blue printed fabric dyeing and weaving workshop in Nantong has developed into a large-scale street market.