The difference between persimmon dyeing and blue dyeing

The difference between persimmon dyeing and blue dyeing is that the production process is different and the final product is different.

The main dyeing methods are blue dyeing and persimmon dyeing, among which blue dyeing is more common and persimmon dyeing is more special.

Persimmon dyeing means that plants like to bask in the sun when dyeing. "The magic of persimmon dyeing is not only the color, but also the texture of the fabric. Soft cotton fabric can be transformed into tough leather fabric after persimmon dyeing. "

In the eyes of many people, persimmon dyeing is second only to blue dyeing (that is, the dyeing method of blue printed cloth), and its color presents a unique aesthetic feeling different from blue dyeing.

Persimmon dyeing, as an ancient folk craft, has good waterproof, antiseptic and moth-proof effects, so it is often used to weave fishing nets and dye paper. The dyed paper is made into various daily necessities suitable for persimmon dyeing, such as cattail fans, clothes and umbrellas.

Blue dyeing is an ancient printing and dyeing process. It takes at least 20 years to do a blue dyeing before a unique color can appear. The special feature of blue dyeing is that it can be bleached with ordinary cold water. After each soaking, the cloth is picked up and unfolded to let air flow into the cloth. This action is called "oxidation"; After being fully combined with air and oxidized, the color becomes blue.