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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 edges221.47$ -
Natural Dye 3D Shibori Patchwork Dupatta
ScarvesOn a natural dyed tussar silk fabric, with a Shibori 3D design in the large, small, medium concept. This is an art textile and takes over 3 months to stitch, dye, fix colour, untie and finish.194.63$ -
Shibori Badla Scarf
ScarvesA shibori stole that has been dyed in chocolate brown. The Shibori process takes over 3 months to complete- where our artisans first tie the fabric with threads to create the design, then dye in different dips of Natural dyes and then un-tie carefully after dye-fixing and sun-drying, then iron and finish the same. Sometimes the designs do not come out perfect and need to be re-done. Finished with fine badla metal hand embroidery127.51$ -
Shibori Scarf
ScarvesThis stole has been tied and dyed but not stretched out, giving it a creased effect127.51$ -
Tussar Silk & Pashmina Clamp,Shibori Scarf
ScarvesItajime Shibori or Clamp dye technique along with Shibori on the edges makes this piece a rich textile. To enrich it further pashmina base is used to back line the textile which further increases the longivity of the textile302.01$ -
Tussar Silk Shibori Scarf
ScarvesHand stitched fine shibori, inspried from janpanese technique, hand dyed in AZO FREE col. Can be used as a wall hanging or a throw167.78$ -
Tussar Silk Shobori Kantha Scarf
ScarvesGradtion hand dyed shibori scarf, finished with machine running stitch panels on 4 corners and back lined with a tussar silk fabric221.47$ -
Floral Natural Indigo Shibori Dupatta with Kantha
ScarvesTo make a shaped-resist pattern, part of a fabric has to be bound, clamped, folded, pleated, stitched, twisted, or wrapped before dyeing; the dye penetrates the non-resisted areas only. After dyeing, and once the fabric is released from its bindings, a positive and negative design shows. This piece has been finished with Kantha hand embroidery and inspired by the flora and fauna around us302.01$ -
Positive- Negative Natural Indigo Shibori Dupatta with Kantha
ScarvesTo make a shaped-resist pattern, part of a fabric has to be bound, clamped, folded, pleated, stitched, twisted, or wrapped before dyeing; the dye penetrates the non-resisted areas only. After dyeing, and once the fabric is released from its bindings, a positive and negative design shows. This piece has been finished with Kantha hand embroidery248.32$ -
Positive-Negative Shibori Natural Indigo Dupatta
ScarvesA positive-negative Indigo Shibori Dupatta, a hand tie-and-dye technique that originated in Japan. We have used natural indigo to dye the fabric and create this design. This piece can also be used as a textile wall hanging248.32$ -
Positive-Negative Shibori Natural Indigo Stole with Kantha Embroidery
ScarvesA positive-negative Indigo Shibori Stole, a hand tie-and-dye technique that originated in Japan. We have used natural indigo to dye the fabric and create this design. This piece can also be used as a textile wall hanging. This pieces has been finished with fine hand kantha embroidery221.47$ -
Positive-Negative Shibori Natural Indigo Stole with Kantha Embroidery
ScarvesA positive-negative Indigo Shibori Dupatta, a hand tie-and-dye technique that originated in Japan. We have used natural indigo to dye the fabric and create this design. This piece can also be used as a textile wall hanging. It is finished with Kantha stitch lines248.32$ -
Shibori Scarf
ScarvesA shibori stole that has been dyed in natural indigo. The Shibori process takes over 3 months to complete- where our artisans first tie the fabric with threads to create the design, then dye in different dips of Natural indigo and then un-tie carefully after dye-fixing and sun-drying, then iron and finish the same. Sometimes the designs do not come out perfect and need to be re-done167.78$ -
Shibori Scarf
ScarvesA shibori stole that has been dyed in natural indigo. The Shibori process takes over 3 months to complete- where our artisans first tie the fabric with threads to create the design, then dye in different dips of Natural indigo and then un-tie carefully after dye-fixing and sun-drying, then iron and finish the same. Sometimes the designs do not come out perfect and need to be re-done167.78$