I was on the West Side in Venice yesterday and had an hour to kill so I decided to fart around and do some “inspiration shopping,” as I like to call it. I have always loved indigo dye and yesterday I saw so many great indigo-dyed pieces–my heart was almost exploding–and it pretty much did explode when I saw the price tags on some of that stuff. I mean, really?? So I exercised some restraint, didn’t buy anything, and when I got home I scoured etsy for some more affordable versions of all that indigo dyed goodness. Here are my faves, all under $100.:
Silk tie dress ($72)
Butterfly Dress ($77)
“shibori” circle pattern silk-screened onto thick, sturdy paper ($20)
Kantha Quilt ($58)
70’s tunic ($48)
hand died shibori pillow ($48)
bedding ($89)
The butterfly dress!!!! Gadzooks!
I’ve been looking EVERYWHERE for an affordable quilt. Why didn’t I think of etsy??? Love it!
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I want everything indigo for the home … throw pillows, blankets … want it all.
Please visit Aranya Narural website and face book for natural indigo products. We can also execute orders.
Please visit Aranya Natural website and Facebook. We execute orders as well
I’m not rich, but I love beauty. and I find them here. With low cost and a little effort, you showed me “beauty doesn’t need a lot of money”!
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