This hand dyed bandana gorgeously designed and consciously crafted.
Description
A hand dyed bandana, perfect to tie however you please. This hand dyed banana comes in a gorgeous deep blue, perfect to add rich tones to your outfits.
The hand dyed bandad is hand stiched and then dipped into natural fermented indigo vat, following traditions of ancient textiles from North Veitman.
The cloth is naturally dyed with dye yam by Ntxhais.
The machine sewing is done by Lan and her daughters and daughters-in-law in Hanoi.
Materials
- 100% Cotton
- Small-scale production, not certified organic but no chemicals are used.
- Naturally dyed with dye yam by Ntxhais
- This hand dipped bandana is approximately 61cm/ 24" square.
Care
- Hand wash in cool water.
- Line dry.
- Hot iron.
Features
Hand-dyed and sewn
Preserves the traditional crafts of Northern Vietnam
Will look better with age!
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