2. India has a long rich history of dyes and patterned textiles. What is believed to have started as a religious ornamentation grew over the years to incorporate local practices influenced by trade. Textiles remain a defining part of India culture. By: Carl Dombrowik Patterns in History

3. Some India textiles use patterns for story

4. Others use color for moods like glory

5. Some patterns are ornate or rich in design Techniques: Batik Kalamkari Embroidery Block Printing Applique

6. Others are simple and yet still divine

7. India has a history of vibrant natural dyes Red: Madder Blue: Indigo Yellow: Turmeric

8. Detailing cloth for every reason why

9. Some techniques focus on individual threads

10. or bulk cloth or even shreds

11. Now it is time for you to try

12. A pattern to tell a story through dye We invite you to share a dye project by sending a digital photo of your experience with your story. Try one of our recipes to make natural dye, or even create your own. Try an easy tie dye then work your way up through more ornate samples. Your work may someday become a Pattern in History.

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