Bindi Dot Hand-loom Wrap in Bébé BlueDetails These beautiful hand loomed sarong wraps have been dyed with natural dyes by our artisan partners in Gujarat, India using the ancient Indian textile technique of Bandhani. Derived from the Indian words for tying up, Bhandani is a tie dye technique that involves the meticulous tying and knotting of fabric before submersion in the dye. The most widely used technique, the bindi technique, is formed by pinching and wrapping tiny dots of fabric

Using a harsh or bleaching detergent can result in a total colour shift (especially in the pinks)

Please follow the care-instructions label to protect this delicate and intricate fabric

Walnut and Myrobalan and have been extracted from natural origins from various parts of India

The yarn used is a special hand-spun cotton variety

the side split

The softest merino wool hat

all inspired by the earth beneath our feet and the plants all around

We welcome names

Every part of this piece has been stitched by hand

Please follow the care instructions label to protect this delicate and intricate garment

also made by RaasLeela — a small gesture of the respect these pieces deserve

Hand-woven Kora cotton in natural un-bleached colour and hand-stitched red detailing