Hand died indigo silk scarf

hand-dyed indigo shibori scarf, a specialized type of wearable textile art crafted using a traditional Japanese resist-dyeing method. Design Details • Technique: The distinctive, repetitive cellular pattern is created using a tie-dye variant such as Hachinosu (honeycomb) shibori or Kumo (spiderweb) shibori. The fabric is meticulously scrunched, bound, or wrapped around objects before dipping to resist the dye and leave organic light blue rings. • Coloration: It features varying depths of rich teal and classic indigo blue, a characteristic result of natural plant-based indigo vats. • Material: The semi-sheer silk lightweight texture with subtle fabric variations 8”x 62”