Cotton Lawn Bandana Mokume-nui KOSHI Aobana Printed Natural Dye Workshop Ana Lisa demonstrates hand-stitching methods

Ana Lisa demonstrates hand-stitching methods and techniques to achieve successful designs on a variety of fabrics

Kanoko 鹿の子 lietraly means a baby deer

The Indian artisans are part of Srishti Trust's natural dye house

the artisans developed a tool to aid in tying and knotting bits of cloth

General measuring practice at the mill is to use “warp length”

Cotton Lawn Bandana Mokume-nui KOSHI Aobana Printed Natural Dye Workshop Ana Lisa demonstrates hand-stitching methodsFine Japanese cotton bandana, beautifully hemmed. Plain white, ready to dye. Printed with 'Aobana' Disappearing Ink in diamond pattern for Mokume nui Shibori & Tatsumaki KOSHI. Made in Japan. [Workshop students will receive a 20% discount code on the ticket confirmation]