There are nearly endless uses for a bandana!
I hand-dyed this bandana using natural indigo dye to create light blue along two edges two edges. I then placed natural dyes in rows the opposite direction to create variegated stripes in bright yellow, hot pink, red-orange, and golden yellow. Where the colors meet the indigo dyed edges, they create some purple and green hues. It is truly one of a kind!
The fabric is lightweight organic cotton and the generous size makes it the perfect size for wearing around your neck or as a kerchief.
Cotton bandanas are pre-shrunk and are approximately 24 inches (61 cm) square.
Wear it in your hair or around your neck. I've also had customers buy these to use as altar cloths, tarot cloths, napkins, or small placemats. Use it anywhere you want some natural beauty!
Indigo dye is permanent and this 100% cotton bandana is machine washable.
There are nearly endless uses for a bandana!
I hand-dyed this bandana using natural indigo dye to create light blue along two edges two edges. I then placed natural dyes in rows the opposite direction to create variegated stripes in bright yellow, hot pink, red-orange, and golden yellow. Where the colors meet the indigo dyed edges, they create some purple and green hues. It is truly one of a kind!
The fabric is lightweight organic cotton and the generous size makes it the perfect size for wearing around your neck or as a kerchief.
Cotton bandanas are pre-shrunk and are approximately 24 inches (61 cm) square.
Wear it in your hair or around your neck. I've also had customers buy these to use as altar cloths, tarot cloths, napkins, or small placemats. Use it anywhere you want some natural beauty!
Indigo dye is permanent and this 100% cotton bandana is machine washable.
