Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure

The Arabic Shemagh is considered one of the hallmarks of Arab fashion culture. The designers put design lines that match the fashion lines. So this study explores new ideas and techniques by using the decorative textile weave structure which represents a rich source of aesthetic and artistic formati...

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Main Author: Mona Heji
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Arab Association for Islamic Civilization and Art 2019-07-01
Series:Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science
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Online Access:https://mjaf.journals.ekb.eg/article_34248.html
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spelling doaj-db02de9d5a1641b082509e9cdbe92c522021-10-02T08:32:51ZaraArab Association for Islamic Civilization and ArtJournal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science2356-96542357-03422019-07-0141647649810.21608/mjaf.2019.11211.1059Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structureMona Heji0Umm-Alqura University - College of DesignThe Arabic Shemagh is considered one of the hallmarks of Arab fashion culture. The designers put design lines that match the fashion lines. So this study explores new ideas and techniques by using the decorative textile weave structure which represents a rich source of aesthetic and artistic formation. It creates a textile effect by merging basic textile construction and counts a weft and warp yarns., yarns color is reorganized to give a distinctive color. Additionally, new ways of a decorative draw in are used to have different patterns that look like jacquard design which simulates the design process of Arabic shemagh that depends on a geometrical model of decorative patterns from extra weft. The study was based on descriptive and functional approach. In this study, defects were identified that affect the appearance of the Arab Shaghm design and the age of consumption. Structural data were analyzed for samples of shemagh (textile structure - decorative effect - number of threading weft and warp yarns - weight per square meter for both the Venus and Kannar area in shemagh) to guide and simulate the applied design of the shemagh fabric The most important findings of this study are the possibility of simulating of the Arabic shemagh that depends on pattern style of extra warp into new design that gives similar appearance effect with different touch based on different textile composite and numbering order and color system of weft fibers. Also, we could get lighter weight and overcome the problem of fiber damage of the pattern on the design surface. https://mjaf.journals.ekb.eg/article_34248.htmlarabic shemagh; simulation; structural data
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Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science
arabic shemagh; simulation; structural data
author_facet Mona Heji
author_sort Mona Heji
title Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
title_short Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
title_full Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
title_fullStr Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of the textile design of Arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
title_sort simulation of the textile design of arabic shemagh using the decorative textile weave structure
publisher Arab Association for Islamic Civilization and Art
series Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science
issn 2356-9654
2357-0342
publishDate 2019-07-01
description The Arabic Shemagh is considered one of the hallmarks of Arab fashion culture. The designers put design lines that match the fashion lines. So this study explores new ideas and techniques by using the decorative textile weave structure which represents a rich source of aesthetic and artistic formation. It creates a textile effect by merging basic textile construction and counts a weft and warp yarns., yarns color is reorganized to give a distinctive color. Additionally, new ways of a decorative draw in are used to have different patterns that look like jacquard design which simulates the design process of Arabic shemagh that depends on a geometrical model of decorative patterns from extra weft. The study was based on descriptive and functional approach. In this study, defects were identified that affect the appearance of the Arab Shaghm design and the age of consumption. Structural data were analyzed for samples of shemagh (textile structure - decorative effect - number of threading weft and warp yarns - weight per square meter for both the Venus and Kannar area in shemagh) to guide and simulate the applied design of the shemagh fabric The most important findings of this study are the possibility of simulating of the Arabic shemagh that depends on pattern style of extra warp into new design that gives similar appearance effect with different touch based on different textile composite and numbering order and color system of weft fibers. Also, we could get lighter weight and overcome the problem of fiber damage of the pattern on the design surface.
topic arabic shemagh; simulation; structural data
url https://mjaf.journals.ekb.eg/article_34248.html
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