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I am looking for a source for naturally dyed indigo fabric. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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My husband and I import West African textiles;indigo and colored solids and ties dyes called choup or wax choup (with hand-made batik patterns) as well as other types such as mudcloth, European waxes etc.with fabulous design and colors. THIS is not the like anything else you find on the web. I have looked at other web sites with "authentic" African fabrics and sadly these are not the genuine article. I also saw a lot of Indonesian batiks that were very mediocre. Please email me for more info.We will be building a website very soon.
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