Genuine indigo dyed hemp furoshiki boundary

The high quality linen fabric used in apparel is made into 90 x 90cm large format cloth (furoshiki) and carefully dyed with indigo dyeing. Linen's unique, crisp touch. I use a soft and fine linen fabric that is used for apparel shirting. Furoshiki comes to mind with crepe or cotton, but there are a lot of fabrics with a feeling of furoshiki and heavy texture. Looking at the soft, moderately dense and light linen fabric that has a soft, slightly sharp yarn with a linen yarn flux, I want to make it a large format cloth that can be used as a furoshiki for travel or as an interior. Was. We are particular about sewing threads, and instead of ordinary polyester threads, we select threads that can easily enter colors even with natural dyeing such as indigo dyeing, and sewn. Since the size is 90cm square, it is a size that can be used firmly when traveling or carrying luggage. Since the dough is thin and not bulky, the "large also serves as a small" finish is easy to use. Dyeing is indigo dyeing by indigo dyeing craftsmen who trained in the home of Tokushima. We make a dyeing solution in a blue jar using a spider that ferments Tate-Ai and a wheat flour, etc., and stirs it every day to encourage fermentation. It is a genuine product that can only be dyed from spring to autumn, because it cannot be dyed without fermentation. Chemical indigo called so-called indigo, such as denim, and main indigo are greatly different, and in the case of chemical indigo, the color will come in beautifully at one time, but this indigo dyes the color many times and deepens the color . To make it dark blue, immerse it in the indigo jar several times, take it out, dye it by oxidizing, and repeat. This indigo, which is hard to get into the thread, is harder to produce color, and is said to be stronger than chemical indigo in terms of color fading, the image of denim chemical indigo. (Be careful about friction.) For indigo dyeing, dyeing is performed after the furoshiki itself is completed. If you just soak it, it will be solid, but the pattern is put in by a technique called squeezing. For squeezing, when immersing in a blue pot and dyeing, fold or tie the cloth, pass through a needle, or squeeze the cloth to change the shape and dye. Depending on the shape of the cloth, it is divided into a part where the dye enters and a part where the dye does not enter. The pattern made by applying this is called a drawing pattern. Since there is no type, there is no clear color boundary, and all are gradations. The pattern, which is mixed with indigo colors of infinite strength from white to dark blue, is deep and really beautiful. [Pattern] The combination of dark blue and indigo blue is beautiful. [Material] 100% linen (real indigo dyeing) [Size] 90cm x 90cm (Because the product is dyed, errors due to shrinkage may occur slightly, so please understand.) [Handling Precautions] For the first few times, wash separately or wash with normal laundry. In the case of indigo dyeing, so-called denim is less likely to be discolored. The color may shift due to friction, etc., but if it is within the range of use as a furoshiki, I think that you can use it without problems. Even if the color is transferred, it often falls off when washed, but please be careful when using it.