Deep blue pigment and the shibori folding is very detailed. The organic cotton feels soft and breathable for daily wear.
Hand dyed natural indigo cotton bandana
A 55cm square bandana featuring hand-folded shibori patterns in deep oxidised blue. Designed for those who appreciate plant-based dyes and traditional textile craft.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
The deep, oxidised blue of natural indigo has a character that synthetic dyes cannot replicate. This bandana works beautifully as a subtle accent tied to a tote bag or worn simply around the neck. The slight variations in the shibori pattern are a quiet reminder of the slow, hands-on process used to create it.
What people think
All 4 reviewsi knew it used indigo leaf but the color transfers onto light fabrics easily. It is quite messy for such a small bandana.
Handmade quality is obvious and the 55cm square is a good size for a neck tie. Just wish the stitched corner label was softer.
Patterns on the cloth I received are barely visible. Mine is mostly just solid oxidised blue without the distinct shibori folding shown..
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: Soft organic cotton base
- Dye Method: Natural indigo vat fermented from leaf pigment
- Technique: Hand-folded and bound shibori resist patterns
- Finish: Neat rolled edges with a corner label
- Character: Unique tonal variations in every piece
The patterns on this cloth are created through resistance, where tight binding prevents the dye from reaching the fabric, resulting in crisp white bursts against deep blue.
As a hand-dyed item, the indigo develops its colour upon exposure to air, ensuring that no two pieces share the exact same depth of tone or pattern arrangement.










