Hand-Dyed Indigo Shibori Kitchen Towels (Set of 2) on Food52

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Wanna hear where these kitchen towels get their fanciful patterns? It’s all thanks to a centuries-old Japanese technique called shibori, where fabric is twisted, folded, and tied together, then dyed twice to create a one-of-a-kind design. And the blue hue? It comes from indigo, the same stuff that gives your favorite jeans their classic color. Machine washable. 100% cotton. Inspired by New York's Hudson River.

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