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fabric woven on a Viking loom
this is a small Viking loom-they were usually much wider
clothes that a rich Viking woman might wear
Snorri the Viking entered wearing chainmail and helmet and carrying a shield
these are handmade shoes in a style a Viking might have worn
Snorri the Viking is wearing a spectacle helmet made of iron
Snorri the Viking with his eating knife
we know Snorri the Viking is rich because his clothes are dyed with woad, an expensive dye
the Viking wife would wear jewellery to show how wealthy her husband is
the silver jewellery Snorri the Viking wears is his wealth and can be exchanged for goods
Snorri the Viking is demonstrating how the wool would be combed before spinning
this is a scarf which was made by shearing, dyeing, spinning and weaving. It took three years to make.
a leather Viking helmet which was hand sewn by Snorri the Viking
the 'chief wife' would carry the keys to depict her position in the family
some samples of Japanese fabrics at Katie Chaplin's Japanese Day 2014
Japanese Shibori fabric
small purse made with "meibutsu" famous  woven silk cloth of Arimatsu, Narumi, Japan
Katie Chaplin slide showing detail of woven Japanese silk fabric
Katie Chaplin slide showing a Japanese weaver hand weaving silk fabfic
detail of Katie Chaplin slide showing a Japanese weaver hand weaving silk fabfic
Katie Chaplin slide showing machine weaving silk fabric in Japan
woven silk obi at Katie Chaplin Japanese Day Talk
close up of woven silk obi - Katie Chaplin Talk
detail of woven silk obi
Katie Chaplin showing us woven silk Japanese fabric
woven silk japanese fabric - Katie Chaplin Talk
Katie Chaplin slide showing apprentice geishas wearing kimono at a Tea Ceremony
woven silk Japanese fabric - Katie Chaplin Talk
Katie Chaplin slide showing dyed silks ready for weaving
Katie Chaplin screen printing a "meisen" design which is printed only on warp threads
Japanese textile which has been dyed by "meisen" method shown by Katie Chaplin
Katie Chaplin showing us fabric that she screen printed only on warp threads
detail of Japanese shibori fabric - Katie Chaplin Talk
Sarah Lowes modelling a kimono assisted by Katie Chaplin
Katie Chaplin modelling a "meisen" design kimono
Sarah Lowes modelling a kimono at Japanese Day 2014
this is a metal stencil used to mark the dots for shibori
shibori dots marked by charcoal. Each dot will be hand tied before fabric is dyed
Katie Chaplin slide showing all the dots tied ready for shibori dyeing. Tying the dots might take up to a year
Katei Chaplin showing us a Japanese shibori textile
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