African Indigo Textile Resist Dye Scarf no. 2 vegamössa Coat pockets and button loops

Coat pockets and button loops are made of white cotton canvas - one of many nice details on this rare find

This garment is a reproduction of the 1910's WW1 US Army Brown Denim Work/ Chore Shirt

The visible white stitches are made by hand and the leather used for the handles is also vintage

that´s impressive

this blanket comes with two pairs of 3D glasses so you can get the ful 3D experience

African Indigo Textile Resist Dye Scarf no. 2 vegamössa Coat pockets and button loopsIndigo has been used in many different cultures all around the world and in Africa there is a long tradition of making indigo dyed clothing and fabrics using a variety of different techniques. This textile comes from Burkina Faso and the fabric used is made from hand woven strips of cotton fabric. The pattern on this one is made using a stitch resist dye technique were the pattern is made by sewing rows of stitches in the fabric before it is dyed in