LINEN AND COTTON SCARF. DIP DYE
Description
Linen and cotton scarf that can also be used as a sarong or shawl. Woven on handlooms and finished with hand-knotted fringes.
Technique
Dip Dye or Ombré, a technique which involves partially dipping the piece in the dye bath, to create a two tone gradient with a soft line where the dye color meets the un-dyed fabric.
Dye
Rhamnus: Rhamnus alaternus or mediterranean buckthorn, foraged in the forests of the estate.
Loquat: Eriobotrya japonica, commonly known as loquat and obtained from the leaves of the trees in the Son Moragues orchard.
Note: Natural dyes can be very sensitive when in contact with substances with a high pH, such as a drop of lemon or vinegar. This might cause a permanent stain. If this ever happens, we recommend you follow our motto and "embrace the stain!"
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