Float Gloss
Sample
1997 (made)
1997 (made)
| Artist/Maker | |
| Place of origin |
The NUNO Corporation was founded in 1984. Based in Tokyo, its design studio creates modern textiles and accessories. NUNO designers are renowned for their ability to develop and apply the latest technology to textile design and manufacture. However, much of their work is also based on traditional Japanese textile techniques and aesthetics, and it is this fusion of the traditional with the contemporary that makes NUNO fabrics so innovative.
This sample of sheer fabric has fine black lines which have been pleated into ripples to produce a watery effect. A small proportion of black carbon fibres are woven into the polyester slit yarns, reducing the risk of damage by static electric snags and achieving the sheerest quality.
This sample of sheer fabric has fine black lines which have been pleated into ripples to produce a watery effect. A small proportion of black carbon fibres are woven into the polyester slit yarns, reducing the risk of damage by static electric snags and achieving the sheerest quality.
Object details
| Category | |
| Object type | |
| Title | Float Gloss |
| Materials and techniques | Woven polyester |
| Brief description | Sample swatch 'Float Gloss' of woven polyester, NUNO Corporation, Japan, 1997 |
| Physical description | Sample swatch of woven polyester. Labelled 9-272, Float Gloss, Ployester 100%, 118cm width. |
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| Credit line | Given by NUNO Corporation. |
| Object history | NUNO was founded in 1984 as a commercial venture dealing with all stages of textile creation: planning designing, manufacturing and sales. It is a small company which endeavours to combine the best of the past, by drawing on traditional Japanese aesthetics and creative processes, and combining them with modern technologies. |
| Summary | The NUNO Corporation was founded in 1984. Based in Tokyo, its design studio creates modern textiles and accessories. NUNO designers are renowned for their ability to develop and apply the latest technology to textile design and manufacture. However, much of their work is also based on traditional Japanese textile techniques and aesthetics, and it is this fusion of the traditional with the contemporary that makes NUNO fabrics so innovative. This sample of sheer fabric has fine black lines which have been pleated into ripples to produce a watery effect. A small proportion of black carbon fibres are woven into the polyester slit yarns, reducing the risk of damage by static electric snags and achieving the sheerest quality. |
| Other number | 9-272 |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | T.118:30-1998 |
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| Record created | February 12, 2007 |
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