Heirloom Cotton Bandana with Natural Indigo

Heirloom Cotton Bandana with Natural Indigo

Q: How and where is it made?

All our pieces are made in India through a fibre-to-finish process that begins in artisan communities and comes together at our workshop in New Delhi. We work closely with Kala Khoj in Kachchh—a producer-owned organisation with 250 artisan members—where textiles are made slowly and by hand, often within artisan homes. Our cotton garments use handspun, handwoven cotton with a significantly lower carbon footprint, dyed with plant-based colours , and finished using craft techniques like smocking, painting, and tie-dyeing. Our silk pieces are made using mulberry silk from Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir. The entire process is rooted in care and generational skill, with a majority of our value chain led by women and many artisans under the age of 35. Every garment passes through many skilled hands, and you can learn more about the specific techniques in the “Meet the Makers” section on each product page.

SKU: BANDANA/OK4/1/F

Rs. 4,000.00

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Product Details

Bandana in handloom organic cotton bandana in indigo color.

- Made in 40's count handspun organic cotton, the yarn is spun by hand and woven on a handloom in India.

- Natural indigo is dyed in 100% fructose based fermentation.

- Size : 41" X 5.5" / 104 x 14 cm.

Wash Care for INDIGO COTTON

It is advisable to wash this garment separately and do not expose it to direct sunlight as it could lead to variation in colour.

Do not bleach
Iron or steam with warm heat
Separately hand wash

NOTE: Indigo bleeding is normal in naturally dyed garments in the initial washes after which the colours stabilise. The fading and bleeding of the natural dyes result in graceful fades with the passage of time.

Shipment and Delivery

Return and Exchange

As a policy, we do not offer returns or exchanges on a made-to-order piece, but our customer care team would be happy to assist you for any product or size related concerns.
However, if the product is wrongfully delivered (product doesn’t match the item in the order confirmation) or has a genuine quality/manufacturing defect then we are open to extending full refund or re-fulfilling your order. Your item(s) must be unused and in the same condition that you received it and must also be in the original packaging.
* Sale Items * - No Return: Items bought during Sale event are not eligilbe for return or exchange. All sales are final.

Heirloom Cotton Bandana with Natural Indigo

Rs. 4,000.00

TESTIMONIALS

" What a sweatshirt, if you must choose only three sweatshirts for your lifetime, make it a melody of these, that's my plan :) the construction is robust and you can feel the quality of the cotton, the inside is plush and velvety keeping you warm and toasty on cold nights. Last but not least, the masterful hand embroidery at the neckline is such a beautiful finishing touch on this treasure, truly a sustainable, minimalist essential."

Kolaka Kapihe

“ Arrived in great condition before expected and quality is great.”

Irene

“ Professional communication in confirming sizing and beautifully made, thank you! ”

Karen Barrow

“ As a ‘maker’ I spend a considerable amount of time planing the garments I will make believing the quality of the textiles I use need to be of the highest quality to ensure a great outcome. This cloth is beautifully created and the garment will drape and wear as well as I will enjoy wearing. ”

Joyce Gordon

“ Amazing craftsmanship & fit! "

Blake Harman

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Frequently Asked Questions

How and where is it made?

All our pieces are made in India through a fibre-to-finish process that begins in artisan communities and comes together at our workshop in New Delhi. We work closely with Kala Khoj in Kachchh—a producer-owned organisation with 250 artisan members—where textiles are made slowly and by hand, often within artisan homes.

Our cotton garments use handspun, handwoven cotton with a significantly lower carbon footprint, dyed with plant-based colours, and finished using craft techniques like smocking, painting, and tie-dyeing. Our silk pieces are made using mulberry silk from Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir.

The entire process is rooted in care and generational skill, with a majority of our value chain led by women and many artisans under the age of 35.

Every garment passes through many skilled hands, and you can learn more about the specific techniques in the “Meet the Makers” section on each product page.

What is the cost of shipping?

Shipping across India is free.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept a variety of payment methods for your convenience, including credit and debit cards, Google Pay, UPI, and net banking. Additionally, we offer cash on delivery for orders within India.

Heirloom Cotton Bandana with Natural Indigo

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