Deep Dive Indigo Blue Naturally Dyed Pure Silk Scarf
Beautiful pure silk scarf, made of 8 mm mulberry silk and finished with hand rolled hems.
Unique and authentic, the rich blue colour of this scarf is achieved by multiple dips in natural indigo leaf extract to allow for the gradual build up of colour.
We work from our art studio on the South Coast of England surrounded by our home garden where we grow harvested or gather a broad variety of plants which we prepare following traditional methods to obtain the powerful botanical dyes.
It is 100% natural and free of chemicals that are used in the mass produced textile industry, making it safe for the environment and for the health of your skin.
As opposite to chemically dyed factory produced flat colours, plant dyed colours are alive with their unique vibration. Some colour variations can be a common features of hand dyed pieces, these are considered desirable characteristics and are valued marks of handmade cloth.
As with all hand dyed fabric, there will be slightly different tones and variations in each unique piece.
To take care, hand wash in cool water using mild soap and dry naturally. Can be ironed on a low heat for a satin silk feel, although we prefer the authentic crinkled lookl when it has been dried naturally.
We offer this rich shade of Indigo blue in two different scarf sizes to suit your individual style
Size one classic long - 150 x 40 cm
Size two large square - 90 x 90 cm
We also offer the lighter sky blue shade as a separate listing that you can find here
www.mimanatiralcolour.com (subject to availability)
Our silk scarves are handmade and hand dyed in small batches with one of I kind finish that define our lines as part of the slow fashion movement, where fabric time and craft take priority over trends and fast consumer culture.
To find out more about our natural dye process and all the stories from our garden and art studio follow us on instagram @mimanaturalcolour
For more unique naturally dyed textile pieces visit our shop at
Thank you for supporting us on this path to ecological regeneration and personal wellbeing.
Beautiful pure silk scarf, made of 8 mm mulberry silk and finished with hand rolled hems.
Unique and authentic, the rich blue colour of this scarf is achieved by multiple dips in natural indigo leaf extract to allow for the gradual build up of colour.
We work from our art studio on the South Coast of England surrounded by our home garden where we grow harvested or gather a broad variety of plants which we prepare following traditional methods to obtain the powerful botanical dyes.
It is 100% natural and free of chemicals that are used in the mass produced textile industry, making it safe for the environment and for the health of your skin.
As opposite to chemically dyed factory produced flat colours, plant dyed colours are alive with their unique vibration. Some colour variations can be a common features of hand dyed pieces, these are considered desirable characteristics and are valued marks of handmade cloth.
As with all hand dyed fabric, there will be slightly different tones and variations in each unique piece.
To take care, hand wash in cool water using mild soap and dry naturally. Can be ironed on a low heat for a satin silk feel, although we prefer the authentic crinkled lookl when it has been dried naturally.
We offer this rich shade of Indigo blue in two different scarf sizes to suit your individual style
Size one classic long - 150 x 40 cm
Size two large square - 90 x 90 cm
We also offer the lighter sky blue shade as a separate listing that you can find here
www.mimanatiralcolour.com (subject to availability)
Our silk scarves are handmade and hand dyed in small batches with one of I kind finish that define our lines as part of the slow fashion movement, where fabric time and craft take priority over trends and fast consumer culture.
To find out more about our natural dye process and all the stories from our garden and art studio follow us on instagram @mimanaturalcolour
For more unique naturally dyed textile pieces visit our shop at
Thank you for supporting us on this path to ecological regeneration and personal wellbeing.
Beautiful pure silk scarf, made of 8 mm mulberry silk and finished with hand rolled hems.
Unique and authentic, the rich blue colour of this scarf is achieved by multiple dips in natural indigo leaf extract to allow for the gradual build up of colour.
We work from our art studio on the South Coast of England surrounded by our home garden where we grow harvested or gather a broad variety of plants which we prepare following traditional methods to obtain the powerful botanical dyes.
It is 100% natural and free of chemicals that are used in the mass produced textile industry, making it safe for the environment and for the health of your skin.
As opposite to chemically dyed factory produced flat colours, plant dyed colours are alive with their unique vibration. Some colour variations can be a common features of hand dyed pieces, these are considered desirable characteristics and are valued marks of handmade cloth.
As with all hand dyed fabric, there will be slightly different tones and variations in each unique piece.
To take care, hand wash in cool water using mild soap and dry naturally. Can be ironed on a low heat for a satin silk feel, although we prefer the authentic crinkled lookl when it has been dried naturally.
We offer this rich shade of Indigo blue in two different scarf sizes to suit your individual style
Size one classic long - 150 x 40 cm
Size two large square - 90 x 90 cm
We also offer the lighter sky blue shade as a separate listing that you can find here
www.mimanatiralcolour.com (subject to availability)
Our silk scarves are handmade and hand dyed in small batches with one of I kind finish that define our lines as part of the slow fashion movement, where fabric time and craft take priority over trends and fast consumer culture.
To find out more about our natural dye process and all the stories from our garden and art studio follow us on instagram @mimanaturalcolour
For more unique naturally dyed textile pieces visit our shop at
Thank you for supporting us on this path to ecological regeneration and personal wellbeing.
