Bengala Soil Dyeing

August 2, 2024 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

HomeBengala Soil Dyeing

In two hours, participants can dye a scarf or two, choosing from among 12 natural colors. This ancient dyeing process involves kneading, providing exercise to hands and fingers. Participants also enjoy the bright natural colors of Mother Earth coming from Bengala soil and create surprising designs on scarves they can keep or give as gifts.

Limited to 15 participants max, 10-12 ideal.

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