Natural Dried Indigo Leaf Powder, US Grown (1 kg or 500g) Natural Dye Workshop regional variations in kimono throughout

regional variations in kimono throughout the country from the Edo to Showa periods

Length under tension is no longer than length under no  tension (no tension is not possible at the mill)

Silk Degumming Instruction (Scouring resipe)

Michel addresses the variables such as temperature and pH that must be adjusted for dyeing various fibers

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Natural Dried Indigo Leaf Powder, US Grown (1 kg or 500g) Natural Dye Workshop regional variations in kimono throughoutIndigo dye consists of natural colorants, mainly "indigotin" and "indirubin", existing in different species of indigo plants grown tropical to temperate regions in the world. Extracting dyes from these plants vary according to regions and facilities. Our natural dye mentor, Michel Garcia, recently revealed that extracting dye from dried Indigofera leaves or powder is easily done with less bulk to handle and less water and energy required. This