Textile Terms - 绢

绢 - Explanation Pinyin: juàn

(1) (Phonetic. The word is from 糸 (mì), 肙 (yuān), 肙 肙 声 。 。. "肙" means "small" and "small". "糸" and "肙" together mean "small" Silk fabric. Original meaning: small silk fabric (such as handcuffs)

Silk 绢 (2) is the same as the original meaning [carbaso; From 糸, 肙 sound. That is thick silk. - "Said the text" rule silk hemp, bundle cloth, thought that the civilian clothes. - "Mo Zi's resignation"

(3) Another example: 绢 (the base of paintings and calligraphy); 绢 ( (the signature of 绢 bottom); 绢 ( (weaving raw materials, the use of silk by-products are similar to cotton yarn combing, drafting, twisting The yarns processed by the spinning process are defined as short silk fibers in the modern textile industry, and the woven fabrics are also known as crepe. They have a smooth, soft, silky feel.)

(4) Magenta silk fabric [deep-green silk]. Such as: 绢 fan (fan made of silk )); 绢 stamps (8 photos) 绢 Su (as a white 书 painting and calligraphy)

绢 (5) The general name of silk fabric [silk]. Such as: 绢 cloth (refers to silk fabrics); silk ( silk (woven silk tussah 绢); 绢 (dialect. Handkerchief)

(6) Handkerchief. Such as: 绢 silk; Tianxiang 绢绢 绢绢 7 (7) refers to painting, decoration 璜 objects [painting and calligraph on silk] 堂 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 绢 , , , , , , , , , , , ,. - Wang Anshi's poetry (8) entangling or enveloping; encircling or entangling [twine] hoofs. - "The Later Han Ma Rong Biography"

(9) In ancient times, silk can be generally referred to as silk. However, in the modern textile industry, silk yarn refers specifically to short silk fibers rather than filaments. In the same way, ancient silk can be referred to as silk, but the modern textile industry defines silk as the silk woven from short silk fibers.

Anthraquinous fabrics are plain weave, light and thin in texture, tough and smooth, and generally have a lot of savory lice and sieves. Tianxiang can do women's clothing, children's clothing, etc. Its satin flowers are easy to fluff, and should not be washed. [1]

The 绢-category refers specifically to the weave of a plain or plain weave tissue that is ground weaved using a woven method.

1) Using mulberry silk or rayon as raw materials, mulberry silk and rayon or chemical fiber filaments can also be used for interweaving and blending.

Twist yarns are made from silk spun yarns that have been spun and regenerated into twisted yarns. Twisted yarns or yarns are used as raw materials, and weaving products in plain weave are called tantalum. Therefore, the silk cymbals include crepe and rayon products.

The enamel texture is light and compact, the surface of the silk is fine, smooth and smooth, and the luster is soft. It is mostly used as clothing materials and accessories. The raw silk woven into the painting does not require scouring, the structure is fine and the surface is smooth and clean, ** painting and calligraphy, smashing and fanning, and making lanterns. In ancient China, it was commonly used to copy poems, paintings, documentary records, and writing **. Prior to the Han dynasty, the wolfberry specifically referred to the silk fabric of wheat stem color, "said the text": "Hey: Hey, such as Mai yi."

2) Cloths woven from cotton yarns or polyester/cotton yarns or other raw materials, also known as strands, yarn strands, and half thread strands.

Cotton thread skein A: Lines are used in both latitude and longitude, and the products woven from plain weave are called thread skeins.

B: The product of warp weaving and the woven weaving of the plain weave in the weft direction is called a half-thread or a yarn weft.

Line braid is one of the more widely used fabrics as apparel fabrics, home textile fabrics, especially cold clothes, overalls, overalls, decorative fabrics, technical fabrics, etc., because the stringers are durable, thick and crisp, and deep. Loved by the majority of consumers.

Some textile weaving lines are similar to canvas, and they are often confused. Sometimes people call the thread weir “fine canvas”, but the canvas is actually different from the thread weaving. 1) The canvas uses 2 or more yarns. There are only 2 lines that are twisted (3 --- 6 or more) lines. 2) The density of warp and weft threads is relatively high. The cloth body is compact and firm, but delicate, and the canvas is thick and heavy. 3) The weaving process is different from the finishing process, and the loom used is also different. The weavers are all weaving on ordinary loom, but the canvas generally does not use the sizing process, weaving directly on the machine, so the loom used is also different. Therefore, we often say that the fine canvas is actually a thread, and the real canvas is not.