In Peru there have also been found some very early examples around BC of resist techniques. Similar techniques were developing into unique forms in these different parts of the world and have evolved into what we know today as batik, tie-dye and shibori.
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Toggle navigation MENU. Clearance Items. Group Project Supplies. Fabric Painting - History. Customer Comments. By B. C, painted fabrics were common among even regular people in India, and would soon become popular around the world. One of the most common uses of fabric paint was for the creation of house flags which were carried into battle to show which families were being represented.
The patterns and colours used were personalized to each family or city, and were later used to brand clothing and all kinds of possessions, and even weapon sheathes and homes. By around B. While cotton sheets were most commonly used, as they allow the paint to be absorbed easier, later examples of silk painting has been found, obviously from after the artists found ways of making it hold the paint properly. By around A. D, as painted fabrics were traded and sold to other societies as the world started to expand and explorers began discovering new worlds, different techniques started forming in countries such as China and Japan, who commonly used stencils and resists in order to create even more detailed patterns in a shorter time than it would take if done completely by hand.
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