The workshop is filled. Please send email to hello@temarihawaii.org if you want to be on the Wait List for another Indigo Blue workshop in Spring 2020. Thank you!
Instructor: Ann Asakura
Presented by the partnership of Temari Hawaii and Nichiren Mission
First come, first served by mail or online. Confirmation by phone and/or email. Credit allowed only for emergencies.
2-Day Workshop
November 9 & 16
9am—11am
Indigo is a universal hue of handwoven and hand dyed fabrics. From desert Tuareg tribes, to the 16th generation of Kyoto dyers and to the manufacturers of denim jeans, indigo rules with its intensity and durable insect repellent qualities.
Learn how indigo permanently dyes fabrics. Use resist methods of folding, binding, stitching and clamping objects to create blue and white patterns. Control hue shades with multiple dyeing submersions. In addition to related lectures on historical, cultural and botanical aspects, students will examine an international collection of indigo dyed textiles. Detailed supply list and bibliography will be sent prior to the first class.
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