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TIRAKITA CO., LTD.

Address 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026
Representative Name Atsushi Umehara
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*Traditional mud dyeing and indigo blue

The beautiful blue of indigo is matched with the traditional Indian patterns of this wonderful cloth. The simple pattern of the mud-dyed (dove-printed) fabric and its calm texture will never bore you.

In the mud-dyeing process, a paste of mud, which prevents the fabric from being dyed, is applied to a wood block (wooden plate) with a pattern carved on it and pressed onto the cloth. Then, wheat hulls are sprinkled over the paste and onto the cloth. Then the wheat hulls will stick to the mud and dry in the sun.

Then we soak them in the indigo dye solution, let them dry, and stamp them again with a wood block... This process is repeated over and over again until the indigo blue color is achieved. The history of this mud-dyeing process is said to have started around the 8th century near the village of Akola in India, and it is a process with a long history.

*I visited a village where mud-dyed cloth using Indian indigo is produced (video)

*About the workshop, the craftsmen, and the method of making

Here is an article about the actual workshop where the products are made and the people who make them. We hope you will take a look at it from the link above.

*These products can be used for a variety of purposes.

This cloth has beautiful shades of indigo and blue, and the handmade pattern of wood blocks is also very beautiful. It can be used not only as a handicraft fabric but also as a cover for interior decorations and as a decorative fabric in various places. It can be used for sofa covers, curtains, tablecloths, and many other purposes. The natural texture of the fabric makes it great for use as an original scarf or wall decoration.



*Conveniently measured! This fabric has a calm and tasteful atmosphere that can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your ideas. It is sold in measured quantities, so you can purchase only the amount you need.



*Please order in 90cm increments.

Also, since the fabric is handmade and dyed with indigo, the longest length of a single piece of fabric will be about 3m. We will do our best to keep the fabric connected, but there may be times when we have to split it up. If you would like your order to be tied together, please make sure to mention it in the remarks column.

SD item code:13001167

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Indigo blue traditional mud-dyed cloth - Sarasa pattern [width: approx. 111 cm
〔90cm切り売り〕インディゴブルーの伝統泥染め布 - 更紗柄〔幅約111cm〕
(MB-RSCLTH-563)
(MB-RSCLTH-563)

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Item added on: 2025/1/7
Dimensions
Size: width: approx. 111 cm
Specifications
Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: cotton
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2024
Product tag: None

Description

*Traditional mud dyeing and indigo blue

The beautiful blue of indigo is matched with the traditional Indian patterns of this wonderful cloth. The simple pattern of the mud-dyed (dove-printed) fabric and its calm texture will never bore you.

In the mud-dyeing process, a paste of mud, which prevents the fabric from being dyed, is applied to a wood block (wooden plate) with a pattern carved on it and pressed onto the cloth. Then, wheat hulls are sprinkled over the paste and onto the cloth. Then the wheat hulls will stick to the mud and dry in the sun.

Then we soak them in the indigo dye solution, let them dry, and stamp them again with a wood block... This process is repeated over and over again until the indigo blue color is achieved. The history of this mud-dyeing process is said to have started around the 8th century near the village of Akola in India, and it is a process with a long history.

*I visited a village where mud-dyed cloth using Indian indigo is produced (video)

*About the workshop, the craftsmen, and the method of making

Here is an article about the actual workshop where the products are made and the people who make them. We hope you will take a look at it from the link above.

*These products can be used for a variety of purposes.

This cloth has beautiful shades of indigo and blue, and the handmade pattern of wood blocks is also very beautiful. It can be used not only as a handicraft fabric but also as a cover for interior decorations and as a decorative fabric in various places. It can be used for sofa covers, curtains, tablecloths, and many other purposes. The natural texture of the fabric makes it great for use as an original scarf or wall decoration.



*Conveniently measured! This fabric has a calm and tasteful atmosphere that can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your ideas. It is sold in measured quantities, so you can purchase only the amount you need.



*Please order in 90cm increments.

Also, since the fabric is handmade and dyed with indigo, the longest length of a single piece of fabric will be about 3m. We will do our best to keep the fabric connected, but there may be times when we have to split it up. If you would like your order to be tied together, please make sure to mention it in the remarks column.

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Air Mail From Feb.17th to Feb.19th
EMS From Feb.14th to Feb.19th
Pantos Express From Feb.18th to Feb.21st
DHL From Feb.14th to Feb.18th
UPS From Feb.14th to Feb.18th
FedEx From Feb.14th to Feb.18th
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[Size] Width: approx. 111 cm

[Material]Cotton

[Note] This item is sold in 90cm increments and will be sent in lengths corresponding to the number of items ordered, such as 90cm for 1 item, 270cm for 3 items, and so on. Please note that this is a cut-to-size product, so it cannot be returned for customer's convenience. Since this is a product purchased locally in India, there may be a few flaws in the product. There are such as uneven color for handicrafts. Please understand this beforehand before purchase.

Also, since the cloth is dyed by hand with indigo, the maximum connected length is about 3m because we cannot make such a long cloth. Even if it is less than that, we may not be able to send you all of the length you ordered in a connected state depending on our stock. If you wish to have all the pieces connected, please indicate so in the remarks column.

[Category]Indian and Asian Cloths:Indian and Asian Cloths (Measurements)

[Tag] indigo dyed Indigo Woodblock Cut-off Asian Cloth for sale by measure Handicraft Sewing Fabric Asian Fabric India Asian Cloth Asian Cloth Indian Fabric Ethnic
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