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What is Somebana

  

Somebana (染め花 ) in Japanese means the art of making fabric flowers using special dyes and processed pure silk, cotton, and sometime other fabric. 


Each part of these sophisticated flowers is handmade and require dedicated tools, technical skills and knowledge to transform fine fabric into unique, aesthetically attractive arrangements.


With Somebana there is no limit to design and replicate unique and rare flowers, breaking free of the stereotypical marketing options.


Somebana might become your unique  and fascinating hobby, enabling you to create stunning gifts and decorations for your own home.

Somebana Technique

Inspiration

Replicating the details in fabrics

Studying the nature

An artist finds beautiful, unusual or even popular flower and is inspired to save the beauty in still craft to enjoy it indefinitely

Studying the nature

Replicating the details in fabrics

Studying the nature

The flower is analyzed and drafted to create a templates to be used later for replication

Replicating the details in fabrics

Replicating the details in fabrics

Various types of natural fabric are used to create  flower's parts

See samples of the fabric

Dying and shaping

Creating the Still Art

Once cut out of specially treated fabric, the flower parts are treated by high quality dyes to reproduce vibrant natural colors.  Then the parts are shaped in an artistic way, using a hot ironing process. This is the crucial step requiring specific equipment and lots of skills developed with extensive experience. 

Creating the Still Art

Creating the Still Art

Creating the Still Art

Manual assembly of a flower allows artist to achieve desired shape, density and expression. The flowers might look very naturally if reproduced in different stages of blooming. Every Somebana master has its unique style and technique secrets, sharing them however with the disciples. 

gentle steps of creativity

Precise recipes for unique colors

High quality Japanese tools for perfect silk coloring

Fines types of silks used to reproduce the appearance of gentle natural flowers structures

High quality floristic wires

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