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What is Hongyunsha? | Nansha Xiangyunsha 39

What is Hongyunsha? | Nansha Xiangyunsha 39 南沙文化社
2026-02-13
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导读:Issue 39:What is Hongyunsha?


Xiangyun Sha, originally known as "Liang Sha", specifically referred to a silk gauze (a lightweight, open-work fabric woven with the leno jacquard technique, commonly called "twisted-eye openwork") patterned with designs such as swastika motifs, victory flowers, walnut patterns, or checkboards. The gauze was then processed through sun-dyeing (a unique dyeing and finishing technique for Xiangyun Sha). Later, its meaning expanded to become the general term for "Liang Sha Chou", which encompasses both the open-work Liang gauze (Sha) and the plain-weave Liang satin (Chou). It is important to note that Liang Sha and Liang Chou are entirely different in terms of their weaving techniques.


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What is Hongyunsha?

"Hongyunsha," also known as "Huanglang yarn fabric," is a type of silk fabric with specific craftsmanship and appearance. Its base fabric is called "white坯 yarn," a product pioneered in Nanhai County during the early Republic of China period. It is woven from raw silk, featuring a unique twisted yarn structure in the warp that creates patterns resembling twisted eyelets and openwork designs.

When white坯 yarn undergoes treatment with riverbed mud and aged but is not coated with mud during the finishing process, the resulting fabric takes on a red hue and is thus named "red Huanglang yarn fabric" or "Hongyunsha." In the past, this type of fabric was primarily used by ordinary people. In contrast, white坯 yarn treated with both riverbed mud and aged and coated with mud produces a black-colored fabric known as "black胶绸," which was generally more favored by the middle and upper classes.



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Wang Xuan, Xiangyunsha Culture Researcher

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