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Batik Dupatta
DupattaA tussar silk fabric with a Batik design that is a more controlled, detailed process using melted wax as a resist to draw a design or pattern onto material. Dyed in Natural dyes to create this look and make this piece oh so unique167.80$ -
Bird Design Shibori with Kantha Stole
ScarvesWith very fine hand Shibori and dyed in natural indigo, the Bird design stole is finished with kantha in the body and edges221.50$ -
Block Printed Kantha Dupatta
DupattaHand block printed on tussar silk in a mountain design, with intricate hand kantha embroidery throughout the body, finished with indigo and brown fabrics194.65$ -
Clamp- Kantha Scarf
ScarvesItajime Shibori or Clamp dye technique - basically involves making folds in the fabric and then using a carved wood shape as a resist. This wood resist needs to be placed on both sides of the folded cloth and then is held together tightly with a clamp. This piece has been clamped, dyed, block printed and finished with intricate placement kantha embroidery. A collaboration between Sebastian Mesdeg and Weavers Studio221.50$ -
Clamp- Kantha Scarf
ScarvesItajime Shibori or Clamp dye technique - basically involves making folds in the fabric and then using a carved wood shape as a resist. This wood resist needs to be placed on both sides of the folded cloth and then is held together tightly with a clamp. This piece has been clamped, dyed, block printed and finished with intricate placement kantha embroidery. A collaboration between Sebastian Mesdeg and Weavers Studio221.50$ -
Clamp, Shibori, Printed, Patchwork Dupatta
DupattaMany techniques have been put together to create this piece. Different Shibori and clamp fabrics, hand block printed fabrics and hand painted fabrics have been patched together in the Boroboro style, finished with kantha embroidery248.35$ -
Clamped, Shade dyed and Kantha Embroidered Saree
SarisItajime Shibori or Clamp dye technique - basically involves making folds in the fabric and then using a carved wood shape as a resist. This wood resist needs to be placed on both sides of the folded cloth and then is held together tightly with a clamp. This piece has been clamped, dyed, block printed and finished with intricate placement kantha embroidery. A collaboration between Sebastian Mesdeg and Weavers Studio409.02$