Indigo and olive

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Our latest conversion Olive is inspired by Japanese design & Feng Sui, the perfect blend between aesthetics and functionality. We've found this layout

Our latest conversion Olive is inspired by Japanese design & Feng Sui, the perfect blend between aesthetics and functionality. We've found this layout

This week, here are my reflections on dyeing with Japanese Indigo plants, overall, very happy, as the plants have loved a hot summer in Wales. During the heat wave, they didn't mind surviving on one good watering each week and dry or damp, they never get eaten by slugs, which is such a bonus in my garden. I'd say not only have the plants grown a bit larger, but also, there has been more indigo than usual in each leaf. I can wedge about 2kg leaves and stems into my dye pot and looking at this…

CURVED LEG BARREL JEANS in LIGHT INDIGO WORN 🩵🐬 (sorry, we’re just really excited about it) 👀 #myoliverlogan

natural dies with tumpang technique indigo and jalawe make a green color

hand dyed indigo from my recent fermentation vat. silk noil skeins with a soft gradient

Everything has been made by hand and the internal walls (with the option of a curtain) really gives the illusion of having two separate living spaces. As you come through the side door of the van you enter the kitchen/ bathroom area, straight in front of you is a big corrugated shower with rustic copper taps and herringbone style, saloon doors.Inside the shower is a Thetford porta-loo so you can use the toilet in privacy. There’s a water heater on board so you have the option of hot water

One technique that I've always been drawn to is Indigo dyeing in Bali - I had a chance to take part in, which I wanted to share with you guys!