Traditions Using Tying or Stitching
- Indonesia and Malaysia - Ikat, where only the warp or weft is dyed (article covers similar techniques elsewhere).
- India - Bandhni
- Africa - Adire
- Modern West - Tie-dye
- Japan - Shibori
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