Scarf Eri Silk Deep Indigo Lambswool Each year we only manage

Each year we only manage to source a handful of kilos

naturally dyed with jackfruit bark

warm red (dyed with Indian madder) and sand (dyed with areca nuts)

tea leaves and many other shades - it is a "masala" of numerous different natural dyes we have dyed over the years

We are now happy to have mittens which are warm

Scarf Eri Silk Deep Indigo Lambswool Each year we only manageThis scarf is hand spun and hand woven by our team in Assam. The silk is called eri silk and cultivated by Assamese tribal communities South West of Guwahati. It is a wild silk and the moth leaves a hole in the cocoon as it has to be empty before it can be processed. Therefore it has a structure which is rather similar to linen. The scarf is dyed with natural indigo. No chemicals or pesticides have been used during the process. 100% eri silk from