Indigo Tie Dye Shorts

Description: A handmade work in blue ink. Kumo Shibori is a Japanese dyeing technique, which produces different figures after folding a cloth and dyeing it Different shades of blue and white. Ideal for home decor with relaxing design. Handmade texture ideal for home decor, kitchen, living room, wallpaper, print, giftwrap, handbag, cosmetics, bags, bedding, clothes, art and packaging design projects. Elegant design ideal for face mask Available as a collection "shibori". Available for custom pattern projects. Please contact me at [email protected] Follow me https://www.instagram.com/marufemia/

Description: How gorgeous is that color?

Description: An Indonesian sarong woven in Ikat technique and dyed in indigo. Ikat is a resist dyeing technique by means of binding either the warp or the weft fibres prior to dyeing - or both, in which case it is called 'double ikat'. The patterns achieved with this technique are characteristically 'out of focus'. Ikat weaving is widespread in West Africa, South America and South East Asia.

Description: Indigo Shibori

Description: A handmade square pattern work with the technique shibori itajime. Different shades of blue indigo and white. Ideal for home and bedroom decor. Square texture ideal for home decor with relaxing design.

Description: Clamped Rings. Cloth folded, clamped between blocks and dipped in indigo. The clamp keeps the dye out, so the pattern is the cloth itself, with the dye creeping in under the edge of the block and drying to a darker tide line.

Description: Clamped Triangles. Cloth folded, clamped between blocks and dipped in indigo. The clamp keeps the dye out, so the pattern is the cloth itself, with the dye creeping in under the edge of the block and drying to a darker tide line.

Description: Clamped Bars. Cloth folded, clamped between blocks and dipped in indigo. The clamp keeps the dye out, so the pattern is the cloth itself, with the dye creeping in under the edge of the block and drying to a darker tide line.

Description: Clamped Squares. Cloth folded, clamped between blocks and dipped in indigo. The clamp keeps the dye out, so the pattern is the cloth itself, with the dye creeping in under the edge of the block and drying to a darker tide line.

Description: Floral Japanese Shibori Pattern Indigo Blue

Description: Shibori Curly Maze