Dabu
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Dabu
Dabu - Linen Scarf - Clay Zig Zag
$69.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern.
This loose weave linen scarf is beautifully light and with a bounce in its drape.
Fibre: 100% linen
Process: Blockprinted by hand and dyed with natural indigo by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 58 x 193cm / 23 x 76”Wash separately with cool water and a mild, neutral pH soap.
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Dabu
Dabu - Linen Scarf - Fern
$69.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern.
This loose weave linen scarf is beautifully light and with a bounce in its drape.
Fibre: 100% linen
Process: Blockprinted by hand and dyed with natural indigo by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 58 x 193cm / 23 x 76”Wash separately with cool water and a mild, neutral pH soap.
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Dabu
Dabu - Silk Cotton Shawl - Bold Lines
$89.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern on a flowing silk cotton shawl.
Fibre: 50% Silk, 50% Cotton
Process: Blockprinted by hand and naturally dyed by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 69 x 242cm / 27 x 95”
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Dabu
Dabu - Silk Cotton Shawl - Desert Sand
$89.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern on a flowing silk cotton shawl.
Fibre: 50% Silk, 50% Cotton
Process: Blockprinted by hand and naturally dyed by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 69 x 242cm / 27 x 95”
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Dabu
Dabu - Silk Cotton Shawl - Madder & Dots
$89.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a block printing technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern on a flowing silk cotton shawl.
Fibre: 50% Silk, 50% Cotton
Process: Blockprinted by hand and naturally dyed by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 69 x 242cm / 27 x 95”
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Dabu
Dabu - Silk Cotton Shawl - Madder Classic
$89.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern on a flowing silk cotton shawl.
Fibre: 50% Silk, 50% Cotton
Process: Blockprinted by hand and naturally dyed by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 69 x 242cm / 27 x 95”
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Dabu
Dabu - Silk Cotton Shawl - Madder Leaf
$89.95
Visit product page →Dabu is a blockprinting technique where artisans use the fine desert sands of Jaipur and surrounding villages in Rajasthan to create a mud resist. The mud must be the right consistency to be applied with a wooden block, taken up by the fabric, and remain intact through an immersion dyebath to resist the natural dyes. The end result is a unique and intricate pattern on a flowing silk cotton shawl.
Fibre: 50% Silk, 50% Cotton
Process: Blockprinted by hand and naturally dyed by artisans in India.
Size is approx: 69 x 242cm / 27 x 95”
