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 == What is Sanxia Indigo Dyeing?
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-Sanxia Indigo Dyeing is a traditional plant dyeing technique originating from Sanxia District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. It uses **indigo grass (Dajing)** as dye, and through natural fermentation and dyeing, it produces a deep and quiet indigo color. This technique was popular during the Qing Dynasty and was once an important economic industry in Sanxia.
+| {{ :gaoyili:img_7996.jpeg?200|}} | Sanxia Indigo Dyeing is a traditional plant dyeing technique originating from Sanxia District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. It uses **indigo grass (Dajing)** as dye, and through natural fermentation and dyeing, it produces a deep and quiet indigo color. This technique was popular during the Qing Dynasty and was once an important economic industry in Sanxia. |
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 == Dye source: Strobilanthes cusia
-Scientific name: Strobilanthes cusia (Indigo)
+* Scientific name: Strobilanthes cusia (Indigo)
-Features: The leaves can produce indigo pigment after being crushed, fermented, and oxidized.
+* Features: The leaves can produce indigo pigment after being crushed, fermented, and oxidized.
-Sanxia has become one of the major indigo dyeing centers in Taiwan because of its climate and water quality suitable for growing Strobilanthes cusia.
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 == Production process overview
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 Harvesting the safflower → Drying or crushing
-Indigo making (fermentation) → Fermenting in lime water to produce indigo mud
+*Indigo making (fermentation) → *Fermenting in lime water to produce indigo mud
-Building a dyeing vat → Adding indigo mud and alkaline liquid (such as lime water)
+*Building a dyeing vat → *Adding indigo mud and alkaline liquid (such as lime water)
-Dyeing → Repeatedly soaking and oxidizing the fabric, the blue color deepens layer by layer
+*Dyeing → *Repeatedly soaking and oxidizing the fabric, the blue color deepens layer by layer
-Pattern making → Combining tie-dyeing, batik, and clip-dyeing techniques to create patterns
+Pattern making → *Combining tie-dyeing, batik, and clip-dyeing techniques to create patterns.|
 == The cultural significance of indigo dyeing
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-Natural and environmentally friendly: natural plants and non-toxic materials are used throughout the process, which is friendly to the environment.
+*Natural and environmentally friendly: natural plants and non-toxic materials are used throughout the process, which is friendly to the environment.
-The beauty of handmade: each piece is unique and embodies the spirit of craftsmanship.
+*The beauty of handmade: each piece is unique and embodies the spirit of craftsmanship.
-Local recognition: Sanxia indigo dyeing is not only a skill, but also a symbol of local culture and history.
+*Local recognition: Sanxia indigo dyeing is not only a skill, but also a symbol of local culture and history.
 Transformation and innovation: nowadays, it also combines fashion, design and tourism, such as indigo dyeing experience workshops, cultural and creative products, etc.
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 Dedicated to preserving and promoting indigo dyeing culture
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