Jacquard - Silk Colors Gutta Resist
Draw precise silk painting borders that hold dye exactly where you want it
Natural gutta percha creates sharper, more reliable barriers than synthetic resists. When you draw gutta lines on silk, you're creating physical boundaries that stop dye from flowing beyond your design, essential for maintaining crisp edges in silk painting. This resist holds its line through the entire dyeing process, preventing the bleeding that ruins detailed work.
Application demands precision. Draw your complete design and let the gutta dry thoroughly before introducing any dye. The resist needs time to penetrate silk fibers and form proper barriers; rushing this step compromises your borders. Use Gutta Solvent to adjust consistency for different line weights or application methods.
Clear gutta removes completely through dry cleaning, leaving only your dye colors visible in the finished piece. Colored guttas remain permanent and become part of your design, adding graphic line work that stays visible after the resist function is complete. Store bottles in cool conditions away from direct sunlight to maintain working properties. Natural gutta has a six-month shelf life, mark your purchase date and plan projects accordingly. Serious silk painters keep this resist on hand specifically for work where border precision determines success or failure.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- Made from natural Gutta Percha
- Creates precise borders on silk
- Stops dye flow at resist lines
- Must dry completely before dyeing
- Removed through dry cleaning process
- 6-month shelf life when stored properly
- Thin with Gutta Solvent as needed
