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Preserving the tradition of indigo in South Carolina through handmade art and immersive dyeing workshops.

Our natural indigo is the fruit of laborious planting, harvesting and extraction.
We do this to connect you with the location, culture and history.

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🌱Come enjoy 3-1/2 hours with me on James Island (Charleston). Learn about the history of indigo on South Carolina, learn to make a vat and create a set of cotton/linen napkins and a silk charmeuse scarf. We will enjoy your creations hanging over the
Dreaming about the amazing stay @labelle_eco this June.. the food was so fresh, from the garden. There were always flowers from the garden. The decor, the colors, absolutely amazing.. and then I added the touch of indigo with workshops making many ac
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Schedule your private session with Caroline Harper, indigo grower and dyer, and learn many techniques including batik. www.chidesignindigo.com/experiences
Batik is one of my favorite technique to do with indigo dyeing. I learned in Japan with a paste made out of rice bran and bran flour and water. It is lengthy to make so I created a new easier and faster technique. And it works great! If you want to
My work is my life, and my art is my heart. I am happiest when I create something beautiful from nothing. In this picture, the mini ceramic bowls are crafted from clay and stained with indigo paint that I mix myself using indigo pigment. The fun ea
I have done indigo painting on canvas and fabrics and now I am getting into painting clay. Same paint, same technique. Here are small jewelry bowls. Soon I will start making larger coiling clay vases decorated with floral designs and painted with i
I am an artist first and a teacher second. Almost all my closest family members are or were teachers. I never thought I would be a teacher BUT I became one as soon as I mastered the art of indigo dyeing. January 2025, it will be the 10th year birth
Last year marked the first annual Farm to Fabric Indigo Harvest Retreats on Edisto Island, SC, where the indigo plant is cultivated. The second annual retreats are scheduled for September 26-30 and October 3-7. 👯‍♂️The retreats were a great su

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