The Maya Bandhani Dot Shirt — Hand dyed Organic Cotton (Mango) Size:S a rare indigenous variety grown

a rare indigenous variety grown without irrigation — was hand-spun into yarn

Comes with a unique hand embroidered patch on one side

it comes with a hand block printed cotton lining and side pockets

It is known by different names in different parts of India depending on the intricacy and style of patchwork done

Each one is tied by hand — a single thread

The Maya Bandhani Dot Shirt — Hand dyed Organic Cotton (Mango) Size:S a rare indigenous variety grownThe dots scattered across this shirt aren't printed. Each one is tied by hand a single thread, a single knot before the cloth goes into the dye. That's bandhani, one of India's oldest resist dyeing techniques, practiced for generations in Kutch, Gujarat. When the knots come out, the pattern is already there, woven into the story of the cloth. The base is Kala cotton indigenous to Kutch, rain fed, hand spun, and woven on traditional looms. Light enough