$ 22.00
Natural indigo has been used to dye fabric for thousands of years; evidence exists that the ancient Egyptians used it to dye linen to wrap mummies. Extracted from the indigo plant, natural indigo dying is time-consuming process which is why a vast majority of commercially produced products, including denim, are now dyed using synthetic indigo dyes. These napkins are each individually hand-dyed using a nine-step process. A resist-dying technique, inspired by Japanese shibori techniques, is used to prevent the indigo dye from penetrating the parts of the fabric that remain white. The result is a painterly pattern that we adore.
$ 22.00
OVERVIEW ARTISAN MAKERS Hand-dyed by our founder, Lindsay Thomasson, in Oakland, CA, these hemstitched linen cocktail napkins are dyed in bright, summer colors and make a cheery addition to any...
$ 62.00
OVERVIEW ARTISAN MAKERS Handmade by our founder, Lindsay Thomasson, in Oakland, CA, these generously sized napkins will also double as placemats or basket liners and add a stylish touch of indigo to...
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OVERVIEW ARTISAN MAKERS As featured in October 2016's Bon Appetit Magazine. Handmade by our founder, Lindsay Thomasson, in Oakland, CA, these hemstitched linen cocktail napkins make a wonderful gift (for...