Citizens of Humanity Group partners with Pili and Orta to launch Eco-Indigo, a bio-based dye, enhancing sustainability ...

Citizens of Humanity Group launched the first garments produced with Pili's Eco-Indigo, a bacteria-based alternative to ...

They planted indigo and soon began dying fabric with dye produced from the plants. “Dyeing lets us forget the bad things” for a while, Mori said. “It’s a process of healing for us.” ...

The bluegrass is first soaked in a stone tank, and after a few days, its decaying remains are removed. Lime is added to make ...

Otani Ware Otani ware is a smooth-textured clay pottery produced in the Naruto region of Tokushima. It is known for the large vats made for indigo dyeing, which are produced by an unusual process ...

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Lime is added to make the mixture settle and the resulting sediment-like dye is called earth indigo. Then comes the carving of the pattern plate. Laminated or kraft paper is soaked in tung oil ...

He shares his thoughts on innovating indigo. He's dedicated to ... and is involved in the entire creative process, from start to finish. 02:00 Kaji's dyeing workshop is located in Tokushima ...

Only when he is satisfied that the fermentation process has run its natural course ... It is synonymous with the indigo dyeing that originated in the Indus Valley around 5,000 years ago ...

By 1882, however, indigo was being synthesised ... Another big plus for the process is that, unlike most dyeing technology, the process works across a wide range of materials.

An curved arrow pointing right. Natural dyes from kola nuts and indigo have been used to make tie-dye in Gambia for generations. But more and more artisans have been replacing these traditional ...