An intricate tie dye or tie resist method traditionally used to make vibrant turban cloths across India serves as inspiration for our collection.
Bandhani is a traditional art of tie dye from the desert state of Rajasthan in India where a dyed dot is created by tying tiny sections of fabric in a desired pattern and dyed several times to create intricate patterns.
An intricate tie resist method traditionally used to make turban cloths in India, serves as inspiration for our contemporary Bandhani scarf collection. A versatile, soft luxurious silk scarf that adds a pop of color to any look.
dimensions: 75 x 22
An intricate tie resist method traditionally used to make turban cloths in India, serves as inspiration for our classic and contemporary Bandhani scarf collection. A versatile, soft luxurious silk scarf that is perfect for any season or occasion.
Dimensions: 75 x 22 inches
An intricate tie resist method traditionally used to make turban cloths in India, serves as inspiration for our classic and contemporary Bandhani scarf collection. A versatile, soft luxurious silk scarf our cool color palette is perfect for any season.
dimensions: 22” X 77”
A tedious and intricate process of tie-dye also known as Bandhani in India creates a special one-of-a-kind scarf. The collection of Indigo scarves explores the possibilities of tie-dye, clamp, and resist techniques inspired by details and elements from Indian and Japanese textile traditions.