Flat Linen
Flat Linen is a fabric made of fibers from the plant of the flax, Linum usitatissimum. The flax is laborious to manufacture, but the fiber is very absorbent and linen garments are valued for its exceptional freshness and freshness in hot climates. Many products are made of Flat Linen, aprons, bags, towels (swimming, beach, body wash and towels), napkins, bathrobes, bed sheets, bar mops, bed linen, tablecloths, runners, chair covers, and the men wear and women.
The clothing of this is a word of west Germanic origin and related to the Latin name of the vegetable of the flax, linen, and the previous Greek ????? (linen). This history of the word has given rise to a number of other terms in English, especially the line, from the use of a vegetal (linseed) wire to determine a straight Flat Linen. Flax is technically a vegetable! Fabric. fabric is made of cellulose fibers that grow on the inside of the stalk of the vegetal, or Linum usitatissimum – one of the oldest cultivated vegetal in human history.
The first discovery of Flat Linen was made in 2009, when archaeologists unearthed the tissue into a prehistoric cave in Georgia. This clothing is the first known textile produced by man, dating back to 36,000 BC. Growth and processing of herbal if you have a long and rich history. A discovery of the clothing that dates back to 9000 ac recovered perfectly preserved wraps around the mummified body of the Pharaoh Ramses II. Their longevity as a basic element in history seems to be matched by its durability.
Vegetal is an annual plant, which means that only lives for one growing season. In the seed planting, which is ready to be harvested in about a hundred days. Unless the weather is particularly warm and dry, the vegetal requires little irrigation or attention during this time. It grows up to three or four meters in height, with green leaves and bright blue flowers of pale blue – although on rare occasions, the flowers blossom red.
Botanic is grown throughout the world, not only for its fine strong fibers, but also for its seeds, which are rich in nutrients such as dietary fiber and omega-3 fatty acids. The linseed oil is also a popular oil blotting among the painters of oil.
The quality of the fabric depends to a large extent the process of retting. For example, as has already been learned, on-retting weak fiber produces a soft, and low-retting makes the pieces of difficult shive to eliminate such that the fibers can be damaged during’ means: botanic; factors entirely under the control of the Ratter. We have adopted the secrets of the transformation of the botanic down across cultures since thousands of years ago (don’t know about the history of botanic? Read the details here), and the best sheets tend to come from the enclaves within Europe that have a long tradition of plant cultivation:
the best quality clothes are retted in slow motion natural water sources such as rivers and streams. In fact, the high-quality clothing in the world is retted in Belgium in the river Lys, although to day of today of the chemical have been unable to determine what makes the waters that are conducive to the process of retting. Harvesting Plant is sent from France to Belgium, Holland, and even as far away as South America that is retted in the magical waters of the river Lys, which is normally full of miles with ballast package of Irish Fabric is the best known and most valuable, although most of the fabric used in the manufacture is cultivated in other places and imported into the country for processing. The climate in Ireland is very favorable for the transformation of the plant, and the methods of laundering Irish slow inflicted minimal damage to the fibers.
European fabrics are the next best, with the French producing the whiter, and more delicate textiles. Clothes of Scotch is usually considered to be of medium quality, and the quality of plant German goes from good to bad.
Herbal is perhaps the most widely cultivated in Russia and China, although the fibers tend to be of lower quality than their European counterparts.
There are small centers of herbal production in Egypt, northern Italy, and parts of Canada and the northern United States.
The ancient Egyptians with the cloth with symbolic significance as a representation of the purity and called him “moonlight woven.” They consider clothing to be a symbol of the “purity” and “light”. In addition to its use for the mummification, clothing was also used as a form of currency. The picture above shows the crop of flax in the tomb of Sennedjem of ancient Egypt.
Flax was significant for the ancient Israelites and is also mentioned in the New Testament. The tabernacle of the most sacred place of worship for the Israelites, it was adorned with stuff curtains. When the high priest Aaron entered into the Tabernacle was dressed in a robe of fine stuff and the waist. The New Testament says that the seven angels who had their hands in the past and the future of humanity wore stuff clean and white, and in the Book of the revelations, the elected to eternal life and happiness will be adorned with fine stuff.
Today, flax fibers are produced mainly in Western Europe. The sheets were produced in Poland, Austria, France, Germany, Denmark, Lithuania, Latvia, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Great Britain and Kochi in India. The main center for the production of flax is Ireland. The Phoenicians brought clothes to Ireland before the common era, but a system established for the production of clothing was not fully developed until the EC of the XII century In 1711, the government established the Board of Trustees of the manufacturers of Irish stuff, and as a center of fine stuff production of luxury, Belfast earned it the name “Stuffopolis.