KR100405653B1 - A process of natural dyeing of a priests robe - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method of dyeing bokbok (僧服) by using a natural material, to improve the inherent dyeing method using natural fibers while manufacturing the bokbok with recent synthetic fibers or excluding chemical dyeing method It is for the purpose.

In order to make bamboo charcoal with one dyeing material, first remove the shell, then make charcoal, and soak it in water for 6 months to completely remove the grease contained in bamboo. Put water into the water and mix it with charcoal powder to get a dye.But with another kind of material, boil it for more than 1 hour to remove it and remove the oil. Prepare water with dye.

It is characterized in that the dyeing is carried out by dipping the two salt solutions alone or in an appropriate ratio soaking the cloth.

Therefore, according to the present invention further advances the method of dyeing dyeing, which has been traditionally down, and the dyeing is very uniform and vivid and the color can be maintained for a long time. If worn, the effect of being able to further increase the dignity of the monks.

Description

A process of natural dyeing of a priests robe}

TECHNICAL FIELD This invention relates to the method of dyeing garments using natural materials.

As is well known, the color of the general robes worn by the monks of Korea is grayish with a slight bluish color, which expresses the monastic life of the monks and is said to be the color of the circle that transcends black and white.

The method of dyeing these colors has traditionally been inherited from the imperial, by making charcoal into powder and putting it in a bag with a cloth in water to make charcoal into the cloth.

However, the simple conventional dyeing method as described above is difficult to expect uniform dyeing and has a disadvantage in that the discoloration proceeds quickly. In recent years, due to the diversification of textile products and the development of chemical dyeing methods, rapid and mass A lot of dyeing is used.

However, in the case of the garment which is dyed by the chemical method in the synthetic fiber products used in recent years, it is difficult to obtain the unique color of the garment, and it will be difficult to find the quality and value as the garment.

The present invention devised by the above-described problem is to produce a uniform dyeing, or to improve the inherent dyeing method using natural fibers while producing a suitability of the recent synthetic fibers or to exclude the chemical dyeing method to achieve a uniform dyeing while further improving the quality and value. It is to provide a dyeing method that can be maintained for a long time.

The present invention is limited to the use of natural fiber, such as cotton, hemp, linen, burlap, etc. as the fabric to be dyed.

The main feature of the dye is to use charcoal and ink (which is used to write calligraphy).

Hereinafter, the method of the present invention will be described in detail by process.

Fabric Preparation Process

To remove the impurities by washing the cloth to be dyed in water, if the cloth is fed to the cloth, as well as dust, dirt and other foreign matter on the cloth should be removed because it will interfere with the dyeing.

In such a process, only washing may be performed depending on the type and thickness of the cloth, but it may be necessary to boil it in water. Especially in case of burlap, it is necessary to remove the gardenia which was originally colored in burlap.

The washed cloth is dried in the sun for a long time, as well as drying the washed moisture, the fabric's light fades. In other words, it becomes whiter by discoloring the original color of the cloth, and thus becomes a condition that can be dyed better.

Dye Preparation Process

One type of dyeing material is to prepare charcoal, which uses bamboo, ash, and rhododendron roots. This is because the charcoal itself has a clear black color and is suitable as a color of the clothes of the monk.

The best color can be obtained by using the charcoal made of bamboo. When making the bamboo charcoal, the shell should be removed first.

After the bamboo charcoal is made, it is immersed in a net-shaped bag and soaked in clear water for a long time. This is to completely remove the oil contained in the bamboo charcoal. The charcoal obtained above is dried and then crushed and stored.

Other ash or rhododendron roots can also be used as charcoal, which is slightly different from bamboo and can be chosen according to the needs of the consumer.

When used for dyeing, the charcoal powder is mixed with water by mixing the charcoal powder with water and mixing it with water.

Another type of material is ink (which is used for writing calligraphy), which is used as a dye to remove the grease from the boiled food and to let it recede, then to rub it into a bag of mineral wood.

Boil for at least 1 hour to completely remove greasy grease.

Dyeing Process

Using the prepared charcoal and ink as the salt solution, the dye is relatively light color using only the charcoal, and dyeing using only the ink is dyed relatively dark color. Therefore, one dye solution may be used for dyeing, or in order to adjust the concentration as desired, the color of the desired color may be dyed by appropriately adjusting the ratio of charcoal and ink.

After the dye is heated to 80 ° C. or higher, the cloth is put therein to be dyed. By heating the salt solution, the yarn constituting the cloth made of a natural material is inflated so that the salt solution penetrates well.

At this time, depending on the type and thickness of the cloth, even if it is immersed in the dye is enough to be dyed, or even soaked in the dipped state, the cloth that is not the most dyed or very thick cloth is boiled to be completely dyed.

And in the dyeing process, a mordant to help the dye adsorption is added to the dye, in the case of only immersing the cloth in the dye using alum (potassium alum) and to rub, use glacial acetic acid, boil using salt For example, a suitable mordant may be selected according to each dyeing method, and thus a dyeing effect may be obtained as much as possible.

This dyeing process is performed once and then dried and then dyed again to repeat the process several times to complete the dyeing.

According to the present invention made of the above process it is possible to dye the garment, it is possible to make the dyeing very uniform and clear by the process of washing the cloth clean, the process of fading light and the process of dipping the cloth in hot water. In order to obtain charcoal and ink used as a dye, it is possible to make very good dyeing by removing grease, and according to the method of dyeing, it is possible to obtain the maximum dyeing effect by using a good mordant. It will be possible.

As described above, according to the present invention, the dyeing is very uniform and vivid and the color can be kept for a long time by further improving the method of dyeing and dyeing, which has been down in the past, and dyed by the natural dyeing method according to the present invention on the fabric of natural materials Wearing a suit can be said to be a useful invention that can further increase the dignity of the monks.

Claims (3)

In dyeing garments using natural fibers, One dyeing material is made from the roots of bamboo, ash, and rhododendrons to make charcoal. When making bamboo charcoal, first remove the shell, then make the charcoal, soak it in a net-shaped bag and soak it in clear water for 6 months to completely remove the oil contained in the bamboo, dry the charcoal obtained above, and then crush and store it. When used for dyeing, charcoal powder is placed in a sack made of mineral wood and mixed in water to obtain dye by mixing water with charcoal powder. The other type of material is boiled for more than 1 hour to eat, remove the grease, retire, and then rub it into a mineral bag to prepare the water that comes out of the bag as a dye. The method of natural dyeing, characterized in that the dyeing is performed by dipping the two salt solutions alone or in an appropriate ratio soaking the cloth. The method of claim 1, The cloth is washed by dipping in water before dyeing, but in the case of burlap, it is necessary to remove the gardenia that was originally colored in burlap. Dried natural dyeing method characterized by drying the washed cloth in the sun for a long time, the color of the cloth fades and then dyed. The method of claim 1, Dyeing using saline solution, charcoal and ink mixed alone or in a suitable ratio and heated to 80 ℃ or more, and put the cloth therein to dye, A morbid natural dyeing method characterized by using alumina when only dipping cloth in dyes, glacial acetic acid when rubbing, and salt when boiling.