Handwoven Khadi Cotton and Mulberry Silk - 120 cm wide Length:3 meter Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) was one

Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) was one of the most valuable dyewoods of the 17th century

Indigo can give clear blues that range from the tint of a pale sky to a deep navy that is almost black

producing deeply saturated colours whether for solid dyeing or botanical printing

Second row: no mordant

Reed count: 64

Handwoven Khadi Cotton and Mulberry Silk - 120 cm wide Length:3 meter Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) was oneA handwoven fabric that will make your heart sing. This cloth combines a handspun cotton weft with a mulberry silk warp, resulting in a crisp, structured textile with a subtle sheen. The silk lends luxury and elegance, while the cotton brings texture and strength. Slightly stiff in hand, this fabric holds its shape beautifully, making it a perfect base for formal wear, gowns, jackets, or statement pieces. It dyes and eco prints wonderfully, with both