Shibori is a centuries-old Japanese resist-dyeing technique — fold, bind, twist, or compress fabric before dipping it in indigo, and what comes out is entirely your own. This kit has everything you need to try it at home: 10g of Yamato Indigo Dye powder, craft sticks, rubber bands, and enough materials to make two bandanas and two tenugui (tea towels). Full instructions included. No experience necessary.
The results are rich, deep blue with patterns that can't be replicated twice. That's the whole point.
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Included in the package:
10g of Yamato Indigo Dye
2 x white bandana (19.7 x 19.7 / 50 x 50cm, 100% cotton)
2 x white tenugui, Japanese tea towel or multi-purpose cloth (13.8 x 35 inches / 35 x 90cm, 100% cotton)
Wood sticks
Rubber bands
Pair of rubber gloves
60ml of 30% pure vinegar
Instruction sheet
Made in Japan.
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Shibori is a centuries-old Japanese resist-dyeing technique — fold, bind, twist, or compress fabric before dipping it in indigo, and what comes out is entirely your own. This kit has everything you need to try it at home: 10g of Yamato Indigo Dye powder, craft sticks, rubber bands, and enough materials to make two bandanas and two tenugui (tea towels). Full instructions included. No experience necessary.
The results are rich, deep blue with patterns that can't be replicated twice. That's the whole point.
[details]
Included in the package:
10g of Yamato Indigo Dye
2 x white bandana (19.7 x 19.7 / 50 x 50cm, 100% cotton)
2 x white tenugui, Japanese tea towel or multi-purpose cloth (13.8 x 35 inches / 35 x 90cm, 100% cotton)
Wood sticks
Rubber bands
Pair of rubber gloves
60ml of 30% pure vinegar
Instruction sheet
Made in Japan.
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