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TIRAKITA CO., LTD.

Address 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026
Representative Name Atsushi Umehara
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*Brocade with shiny yarn

Brocade fabrics are made with colorful lustrous yarns, mainly gold and silver threads, using shuttle looms or Jacquard looms. Originally, it was a luxury silk material and was made into costumes mainly for royal families in Greece and the Byzantine Empire.

Brocade fabric reached its peak during the Mughal Empire. Persian craftsmen exerted much influence. The motifs are usually chintz patterns such as flowers and leaves, and geometric patterns.

*Indian Tyrolean tapes

Indians use tyrolean tapes sewn on the bottom part of the sari, where it touches the ground, to prevent the sari from falling to pieces and to make the sari look more beautiful. [Tyrolean" is originally derived from a European regional name, but in India it has developed in its own unique way especially for decorating saris and other items.

*The embroidery is beautiful.

Tyrolean tapes are very gorgeous, with three-dimensional embroidery using golden threads and shiny, colorful fabrics. It is an unusual tape with a wonderful presence unique to India! Just sewing a little bit of it on something will make it look bright and gorgeous ^^.

It is also great for sewing on to the hem of jeans or skirts, or for beautifully tailoring bags, curtains, etc.!

Even simple clothes and bags can be given an Asian touch with just a few simple modifications.

It is up to you how you use it, so why don't you use it in various places to make your fashion and your room more ethnic?

*History of Indian Embroidery

The tradition of embroidery in India dates back to 2300 - 1500 BC. Bronze needles have been excavated at the ruins of Mohenjo-daro, a city of the Indus civilization (2500 B.C. - 1800 B.C.).

Embroidery entered its golden age during the reign of Akbar I, the third monarch of the Mughal Empire. He was a lover of art and architecture and lavished extravagance on royal garments. Zardozi embroidery was famous for its use of real gold and silver for threads, pearls, and silk fabrics to decorate the garments. Today, materials are more affordable and are used for special occasion costumes.

Mirrorwork embroidery, which is deeply rooted mainly in the Kutch region of Gujarat and Rajasthan, was also handed down from Iran during the Mughal rule. The colorful fabrics and embroidery, with the mirrors shining in the sun, are beautiful and have become a traditional costume today.

Other embroideries, such as Gotha embroidery, which has its roots in metal embroidery, Kantha embroidery in West Bengal, and Phulkari embroidery in Punjab, have been carefully handed down from generation to generation in different regions.

*Buy in bulk for a discount!

This product is sold in meters. For example, if you wish to purchase 1 meter, please order [1 piece], and if you wish to purchase 3 meters, please order [3 pieces]. We will send you the length according to the number of pieces you ordered. (The maximum length is basically 7 to 8 meters. After that, they will be split.)

20% off for orders of 3m or more!

If you buy in bulk, you can get a discount and save a lot of money ^^.

SD item code:11241669

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S1
Tyrolean tape meter - beautiful luster, brocade with floral pattern [width: approx. 6.2 cm] - [No.2]Blue
〔各色あり〕チロリアンテープ メーター売 - 美しい光沢感 小花模様のブロケード〔幅:約6.2cm〕 - 【No.2】ブルー
(ID-CIROLTAPE-713#10#39890)
(ID-CIROLTAPE-713#10#39890)

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10 pcs /set In Stock
S2
Tyrolean tape meter - beautiful luster, brocade with floral pattern [width: approx. 6.2 cm] - [No.3]Red
〔各色あり〕チロリアンテープ メーター売 - 美しい光沢感 小花模様のブロケード〔幅:約6.2cm〕 - 【No.3】レッド
(ID-CIROLTAPE-713#10#39891)
(ID-CIROLTAPE-713#10#39891)

Wholesale Price: Members Only

10 pcs /set In Stock
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Details
Item added on: 2023/4/14
Dimensions
Tape width: approx. 6.2 cm
Specifications
Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: nylon
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2019
Product tag: None

Description

*Brocade with shiny yarn

Brocade fabrics are made with colorful lustrous yarns, mainly gold and silver threads, using shuttle looms or Jacquard looms. Originally, it was a luxury silk material and was made into costumes mainly for royal families in Greece and the Byzantine Empire.

Brocade fabric reached its peak during the Mughal Empire. Persian craftsmen exerted much influence. The motifs are usually chintz patterns such as flowers and leaves, and geometric patterns.

*Indian Tyrolean tapes

Indians use tyrolean tapes sewn on the bottom part of the sari, where it touches the ground, to prevent the sari from falling to pieces and to make the sari look more beautiful. [Tyrolean" is originally derived from a European regional name, but in India it has developed in its own unique way especially for decorating saris and other items.

*The embroidery is beautiful.

Tyrolean tapes are very gorgeous, with three-dimensional embroidery using golden threads and shiny, colorful fabrics. It is an unusual tape with a wonderful presence unique to India! Just sewing a little bit of it on something will make it look bright and gorgeous ^^.

It is also great for sewing on to the hem of jeans or skirts, or for beautifully tailoring bags, curtains, etc.!

Even simple clothes and bags can be given an Asian touch with just a few simple modifications.

It is up to you how you use it, so why don't you use it in various places to make your fashion and your room more ethnic?

*History of Indian Embroidery

The tradition of embroidery in India dates back to 2300 - 1500 BC. Bronze needles have been excavated at the ruins of Mohenjo-daro, a city of the Indus civilization (2500 B.C. - 1800 B.C.).

Embroidery entered its golden age during the reign of Akbar I, the third monarch of the Mughal Empire. He was a lover of art and architecture and lavished extravagance on royal garments. Zardozi embroidery was famous for its use of real gold and silver for threads, pearls, and silk fabrics to decorate the garments. Today, materials are more affordable and are used for special occasion costumes.

Mirrorwork embroidery, which is deeply rooted mainly in the Kutch region of Gujarat and Rajasthan, was also handed down from Iran during the Mughal rule. The colorful fabrics and embroidery, with the mirrors shining in the sun, are beautiful and have become a traditional costume today.

Other embroideries, such as Gotha embroidery, which has its roots in metal embroidery, Kantha embroidery in West Bengal, and Phulkari embroidery in Punjab, have been carefully handed down from generation to generation in different regions.

*Buy in bulk for a discount!

This product is sold in meters. For example, if you wish to purchase 1 meter, please order [1 piece], and if you wish to purchase 3 meters, please order [3 pieces]. We will send you the length according to the number of pieces you ordered. (The maximum length is basically 7 to 8 meters. After that, they will be split.)

20% off for orders of 3m or more!

If you buy in bulk, you can get a discount and save a lot of money ^^.

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Sea Mail From May.28th to Jul.31st
Air Mail From May.10th to May.14th
EMS From May.9th to May.14th
Pantos Express From May.13th to May.16th
DHL From May.9th to May.13th
UPS From May.9th to May.13th
FedEx From May.9th to May.13th
*Some delivery methods may not be available depending on the product or the weight.
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Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

[Tape width] approx. 6.2cm

[Tape length per order]Approx. 1m (length depends on the number of tapes ordered)

[Material] synthetic fiber

[Note] This product is sold in metric units, and will be sent in lengths corresponding to the number of items ordered, such as 1m for 1 item, 3m for 3 items, and so on. We will try our best to keep the lengths connected, however, depending on the number of items ordered, they may be shipped separately.

*The maximum length of the strands will basically be 7 to 8 meters. After that, the length will be split. *We will send it in a separate state depending on the number of pieces ordered.

Please note that this is a cut-to-size item and cannot be returned for customer's convenience. Since these products are made for local use in India, there may be some flaws, slight peeling of prints, uneven coloring, etc. If a mirror or beads are attached, they may be partially removed due to the nature of the product. Items with real mirrors may be partially sharp, so please be careful when handling them.

[Category]Indian and Asian Fabrics:Tyrolean Tape

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