Bhutanese Natural Dye Kishuthara Textile – Deki
Woven from the Heart of the HimalayasDraped over your shoulders or displayed as a work of art, this handwoven Kishuthara-style textile by celebrated Bhutanese master weaver Deki carries centuries of tradition in every thread. Its deep, jewel-toned stripes — navy, teal, burgundy, gold, and violet — are achieved entirely through 100% natural plant-based dyes, giving each piece a depth and warmth that synthetic colors simply cannot replicate.Scattered across the surface are delicate geometric medallion motifs — traditional Bhutanese symbols woven in supplementary weft, each one placed by hand with extraordinary precision. The hand-finished fringe edges complete this piece as a true heirloom of Bhutanese craft.Product Details Weaving technique: Traditional backstrap loom, supplementary weft patterning (Kishuthara style) Dyes: 100% natural plant-based — indigo, walnut, lac, and local Himalayan botanicals Motifs: Scattered geometric medallions — traditional Bhutanese auspicious symbols Colors: Deep navy, teal, burgundy, amber gold, and violet Finish: Hand-knotted natural fringe on both ends Origin: Handmade in Bhutan About the Weaver – DekiDeki is a master weaver and natural dye specialist from Bhutan whose work has been recognized at the International Folk Art Market (IFAM). She sustainably harvests dye plants from Bhutan's Himalayan forests and farmlands, and her textiles are celebrated for their rich color, intricate patterning, and deep cultural authenticity. Each piece she creates is a one-of-a-kind expression of Bhutan's living textile heritage.Care InstructionsHand wash gently in cold water with mild, pH-neutral soap. Lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight. Do not wring, bleach, or tumble dry. Natural dyes deepen beautifully with age.As each piece is entirely handmade, slight variations in color and pattern are a hallmark of authentic handcraft.
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