PATTERN OF FLOWE

shibori

different flower patterns that we encounter in the rhododendron satsuki azalea variety

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color ring

differences among the rhododendron satsuki flowers

janome shibori 

white center shades to red then shades to white

shibori sokojiro
petal divides in two flower patterns
This flower has a base color with a white circular center

tamafu
each penat has a white egg shaped center

Tsumabeni
edged petals usually red sometimes purple

TSUMA-JIRO

white stips on the petals

FUKURIN

This is a colored flower with a white continuous line bordering the petal tips

Sokojiro
This flower has a base color with a white circular center

Jiai
Single color like white, red and others for the base. the deeper color matches with various shibori

JIAI
JIAI is difficult to interpret, so just memorize the word. JIAI is used in two different ways.
 
One way is called JIAI KA, and the other is just JIAI, and its definition differs slightly.
Essentially, JIAI is used for a variety whose flower has a pale base color among mixed color blooming varieties.
 
There are PURPLE-JIAI  , RED JIAI, and TOKI (  pink ) JIAI.
 

Flecks and speckles

 differences among the rhododendron satsuki flowers

arare shibori
ARARE means hail.
The specks are the largest among the speckled flower

fukiage shibori
This pattern is look like a feathers of arrow.
The patterns on the bottom of flower to edge of flower

fukkake shibori
The flower patterns are very similar to MIJIN SHIBORI fpMIJS,
only the speck size is larger

mijin shibori
MIJIN means speck.
This flower has countless specks in shapes like those created by
a fine sprayer

Tobiiri shibori
or Tobifu
irregular thin and small stripes

kanoko shibori
This flower has white spots scattered all over, a similar pattern to that seen
on the back of a fawn

stripes and sectors

 differences among the rhododendron satsuki flowers

Daisho shibori
This flower has both fine streaks and thick streaks, mixed patterns of
SHIBORI and KO SHIBORI

date shibori
This flower has mixed patterns of DAISHO SHIBORI fpDAIS and KATA SHIBORI,
and it is very lively and showy

hakeme shibori
This flower has fine strip linen as if painted by brush

Hansome
petal divides in two collors

sarasa shibori
This flower has KO SHIBORI pattern mixed withe thick lincs.
The SHIBORI has hue

shibori
This flower has random thick streaks , Also called O SHIBORI

SHIRO SHIBORI

This flower has only thick white streaks

tate shibori
clean stripes extend from the center to the edge

ko shibori
This flower has fine streaks, Also called

JIAI SHIBORI
This flower is JIAI with SHIBORI patterns in the same color group

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