Dyer course

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The dyer is the one who carries out the dyeing operation, through which to give or change color to materials by means of a bath, a liquid in which dyes are dissolved. It is applied to many materials such as: leather, skins, wood, hair, but the most important area is that which affects textile fibers, yarns and fabrics. The history of dyeing is closely linked to that of weaving, applications, discoveries, techniques go hand in hand in the two fields, with greater attention, for dyeing, to aesthetic and decorative needs, and therefore to the dictates of fashion. It is very difficult today to reconstruct the history of dyeing with a certain precision, but it can be said without fear of contradiction that coloring plants have had immense importance in economic and political history, in cultural exchanges, in the arts and in the development of sciences and techniques. Some plants, the best known for their coloring properties, have been cultivated and traded, becoming important economic agents and decisively influencing the development of entire regions, causing wars, immense fortunes and equally immense bankruptcies.

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Course programme

MODULE I: History of the dyeing process: the perishability of materials and the lability of pigments of vegetable or animal origin that condition the choice of colors and the local taste in the ancient world MODULE II: The dyeing technique and products for natural dyeing: the bathroom color, the recovery bath and the rinsing procedure III MODULE: The various types of dyeing according to the moment of the processing phase in which it is carried out: paste dyeing, staple dyeing, mass dyeing, piece dyeing and dyeing reserve MODULE IV: The history of dyeing in Italy and Europe: the Corporations of Arts and Crafts with precautionary measures for dyers MODULE V: The reserve dyeing technique: waterproofing with different materials and methods, i.e. tight binding a material that impregnates the fabric MODULE VI:The officinal tincture: herbal liquid preparation and the relationship between the weight of the plant and the quantity of the alcoholic solvent

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Dyer course

£ 244.13 VAT inc.

*Indicative price

Original amount in EUR:

280 €