Hand Tie Dye

Tie-dye is a resist process of dyeing that is known as Adire in Africa, Bandhini in India, and Shibori in Japan. It involves folding, twisting, pleating, or crumpling the fabric, and then binding it. This helps to cover the parts to be left undyed. There are numerous ways that the fabric can be tied to give the desired print. Next, the dye is applied to the tied fabric to give a beautiful raw dyeing effect.

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Hand Tie Dye Apparel for Women

Reversible Forest Green Tie-Dye Cotton Maxi Wrap DressReversible Forest Green Tie-Dye Cotton Maxi Wrap Dress
Reversible

Reversible Forest Green Tie-Dye Cotton Maxi Wrap Dress

$65
Back View of a Model wearing Lavender Tie Dye Strappy Camisole TopFront View of a Model wearing Lavender Tie Dye Strappy Camisole Top
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Lavender Cotton Tie-Dye Strappy Camisole Top

$33
Left View of a Model wearing Green Shibori Asymmetrical Tier Maxi DressFront View of a Model wearing Green Shibori Asymmetrical Tier Maxi Dress
Hand Tie-Dyed

Forest Green Tie-Dye Asymmetrical Cotton Maxi Dress

$66
Front View of a Model wearing Light Yellow Hand Tie Dye Blouson TopRight View of a Model wearing Light Yellow Hand Tie Dye Blouson Top
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Light Yellow Hand Tie-Dye Cotton V-Neck Blouson Top

$46
Front View of a Model wearing Convertible 6-Way Rust Sandstone Tie-Dye Cotton Skirt DressFront View of a Model wearing Convertible 6-Way Rust Sandstone Tie-Dye Cotton Skirt Dress
Convertible

Convertible 6-Way Rust Sandstone Tie-Dye Cotton Skirt Dress

$63
Front View of a Model wearing Mint Green Tie & Dye Bermuda ShortsLeft View of a Model wearing Mint Green Tie & Dye Bermuda Shorts
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Mint Green Tie-Dye Cotton Elasticated Bermuda Shorts

$39
Front View of a Model wearing Rust Shibori One-Shoulder Midi DressRight View of a Model wearing Rust Shibori One-Shoulder Midi Dress
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Rust Shibori Tie-Dye Cotton One-Shoulder Gathered Midi Dress

$65
Back View of a Model wearing Light Yellow Tie And Dye High Low DressRight View of a Model wearing Light Yellow Tie And Dye High Low Dress
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Light Yellow Hand Tie-Dye Cotton Knee Length Peter Pan Dress

$65
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The ancient "Bandhani," or Indian Tie & Dye technique began around 5000 years ago in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Back then, natural materials like flowers, roots, leaves, bark, and berries were used to make the dyes.

Earlier this tie-dyeing was used to make bold prints in bright colors. However, they are also used to create seamlessly soothing prints with subtle colors, today.