Natural indigo has a rich depth you just don't get with synthetic dyes. The diamond shibori pattern is very crisp.
Hand dyed indigo shibori bandana
A versatile square bandana dyed with fermented leaf pigment. Ideal for those who value traditional shibori techniques and the depth of plant-based indigo.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
During a bright afternoon, this bandana adds a subtle point of interest to a plain linen shirt or a cotton dress. The beauty lies in the clouded depth of the indigo, where the dye settles into the folds of the cloth. It is a quiet reminder of a much slower pace of production.
What people think
All 7 reviewsSolid quality cloth. The 55cm size works well as a neckerchief or tied on a bag handle. Rolled edges are neat.
Plant based dye gives a beautiful blue tone but it did bleed slightly on the first wash. bahut accha look though.
Patterns are precise for something hand-bound. I wish the cotton was a bit softer right out of the box, but it is a sturdy piece.
Hand-dipping in a fermented vat makes a real difference in how the color settles. White resist grid stands out perfectly against the dark blue.
Diamond grid looks very elegant. paisa vasool for this kind of craft.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: Natural indigo vat dyed cloth
- Technique: Hand-bound individual knots for diamond resist
- Dye: Fermented plant-based leaf pigment
- Finish: Hand-rolled edges with stitched label
- Visuals: Cloudy hand-dipped blue with white grid
The blue in this piece only emerges as the cloth meets the air, deepening through repeated dips to create a varied, clouded background rather than a flat surface.
Small, deliberate knots of thread protect the white diamonds from the dye, leaving behind a quiet geometry once the threads are removed.









