Indigo Ayurvastra Muslin Fabric - 5 meters
Our Indigo muslin recalls the soothing serenity of the deep ocean or a twilight sky. For thousands of years, indigo has been revered for it’s healing properties and indigo fabrics are still used by dyeing communities in India to support immunity after illness and as swaddle cloths for newborns.
In India, when a child or adult has a high fever, traditionally a pure indigo dyed cloth was placed directly on the skin so that it’s healing properties would be absorbed through the skin and aid in a quick recovery.
The allure of pure indigo dyed fabric is everlasting. It is not just beautiful, but also a powerful herb to support immunity and good health. It’s an ideal fabric for anyone who can benefit from support for a strong and healthy immune system, from new borns to people with delicate or vulnerable immunity.
Use this indigo ayurvastra muslin fabric to craft light, airy garments, quilt and duvet covers, and other bed linens for adults and children.
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Our ayurvastra muslin fabrics are woven by hand on traditional looms in Rajasthani villages by weaving communities. All our fabrics are infused with a kashayam of pure Ayurvedic herbs. Kashayam baths are charged with the incantation of the Gayatri mantra to offer gratitude to the earth and blessings for the wearer.
These fabrics are extremely soft to the touch and very light, perfect for airy garments and home accessories like curtains and table linens.
Our fabrics are not dip-dyed. The threads for both the warp and the weft are dyed (except for our undyed natural muslin), and then woven into muslins that offer vibrant, even color across the fabric.
All fabrics are triple-washed to minimize fading and shrinkage.
This fabric is crafted by hand, therefore, there may be slight imperfections in the texture and color that are characteristic of the Ayurvastra process and contribute to the uniqueness of handmade fabrics. The colors shown may also differ slightly as a result of variations in screen resolutions and color configurations.
