Bhujodi Scarf - Handspun Kala Cotton - Tangaliya Sage

A beautiful handwoven scarf from master weavers in the Kachchh desert of India. Featuring designs woven with the tangaliya technique whereby each dot in the pattern is hand placed during the weaving process. Woven with handspun kala cotton threads that have been thread-dyed with natural dyes before weaving.

The weavers of Bhujodi are known as some of the most accomplished artisans working in handloom today. They have a wide range of skills and can bring their traditional design sense to play in many formats.

Kala cotton is indigenous to Kachchh. It is organic - as the farmers do not use any pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. It is a purely rain fed crop that has a high tolerance for both disease and pests, and requires minimal investment. It is resilient and resurgent in the face of difficult land conditions.

Fibre: 100% Kala Cotton

Process:  Naturally dyed, handspun and handwoven by master craftspeople in Kachchh, India.

Size is approx. 25" x 80"

 *Handwoven fabrics may contain slight variegations that are to be celebrated and are a reminder of the handcraft that created the textile.

Care Instructions: Hand wash in cool water. To protect the natural dyes and natural fabrics you absolutely must use a pH neutral liquid detergent. Roll in a towel to remove excess water and hang to dry. 

Recommended detergents: Ecos, Eucalan, or a mild liquid detergent no higher than pH 7.

Read more about the artisans.