INVERSE-Natural Indigo Shibori Tie Dyed Handloom Cotton MOP Buttons - Men's Half Sleeve Casual Shirt

Japanese Tie Dye Proces using Natural Dyes. HandWoven Fabrics.

₹2999.00₹1575.00

Size

Handcrafted. Hand Tie Dyed in Natural Indigo.

Beautifully crafted in fine hand loom cotton, brought to life through Shibori — the traditional Japanese tie-dye art that creates patterns no two pieces can ever share. Master Shibori Artisans have Crafted this art into our handwoven cotton, dyed in natural indigo, and tailored it into a relaxed-fit Men's Half-Sleeve Shirt with a classic spread collar and Mother of Pearl buttons.Breathable, comfortable and effortlessly stylish — a unique, off-beat design loved by men who appreciate handcrafted Menswear over fast fashion Wears.

Gender : Men.

Fabric : 100% Handloom Cotton .

Dye : Natural Indigo, Hand Dyed.

Technique : Shibori Tie-Dye Handcrafted .

Color : Deep Indigo Blue with Ecru / Off-White Pattern.

Fit : Relaxed Fit.

Collar : Regular Spread Collar .

Sleeve : Half Sleeve, Elbow Length.

Closure : Front Button Placket.

Buttons : Natural Mother of Pearl (MOP) Buttons.

Pocket : 1 Chest Patch Pocket on Left Side.

Hem : Straight Hem with Side Slits.

Occasion : Casual, Festive Casual, Vacation Wear.

Transparency : Opaque.

Country of Origin : India.

Shibori: The Art of Patience and Surprise.

Shibori is an ancient Japanese resist-dyeing art where fabric is folded, twisted, stitched and bound before it meets the dye. When the bindings are opened, no one knows exactly what pattern will emerge. That beautiful uncertainty is what makes Shibori so special.

In India, our artisans have lovingly embraced this art and crafted it using Natural Indigo Dyes into our own handwoven fabrics. Working with handwoven cotton and Natural Indigo, they fold and bind each fabric by hand, dye it in small batches, and dry it in the Sun.

It is slow, mindful work. No machines, no shortcuts, just skilled hands, natural colors and patience.The result is a piece that can never be repeated. Each shirt carries the touch of the artisan who made it, and the story of a craft that celebrates imperfection as beauty. When you wear Shibori, you wear a piece of art.

Origin and purpose:

Shibori originated in Japan as a traditional resist-dyeing technique. The word Shibori means to wring, squeeze and press.Cloth is folded, twisted, stitched or bound tightly before dyeing, so that the dye cannot reach certain areas. When the bindings are opened, beautiful, unexpected patterns appear.Originally used to decorate kimonos and everyday fabrics, Shibori was a way to create beauty with simple tools, natural dyes and skilled hands. Today, it is celebrated as a slow, sustainable art where each piece is unique and unrepeatable.

Designs:

Shibori offers endless design possibilities, each created by a different way of binding the fabric:

Kanoko Shibori: Small dots created by pinching and tying the fabric, similar to bandhani.

Miura Shibori: Looped stitching that creates soft, water-like patterns.

Kumo Shibori: Pleated and bound sections that form spiderweb-like designs.

Nui Shibori: Stitched Shibori where thread is pulled tight to create fine lines and shapes.

Arashi Shibori: Fabric wrapped diagonally around a pole, creating storm-like diagonal stripes.

Itajime Shibori: Fabric folded and clamped between wooden blocks, creating crisp geometric shapes.

In our collection, these techniques are applied to handwoven Indian cotton dyed in natural indigo, giving each shirt a soft, organic and one-of-a-kind pattern.

Artisans Who Crafted Your Shirt Fabrics.

At Rangamaati, our Shibori is lovingly handcrafted by our kaarigaars, Aadil Anwar, Ummehani and Sarfaraj Khatri.

Working with premium Pure Muslin Cotton and Mulberry Silk, they use traditional Japanese Shibori stitching and binding to prepare each fabric for dyeing. The bound fabrics are then hand-dyed in all-natural, organic indigo, dipped four times with resting time in between, to build a rich, deep indigo.

We dye in small batches to ensure quality, making every design a limited edition. No two pieces are ever alike.Light, breathable and timeless, our Shibori shirts are more than clothing. They carry the care of our artisans, the patience of handcraft, and a commitment to community that inspires the next generation.

Shibori is a dance between nature, hands and time. If you value authenticity, sustainability and unique fashion, our Shibori Collection is made for you.

Crafted in hand loom cotton, the subtle weaving texture is part of the fabric’s natural beauty.The surface ornamentation is created using Shibori — an artful, spontaneous technique where each piece emerges unique and unrepeatable. Any slight variation in color penetration is a natural result of the hand-dyeing process, and becomes part of the charm of a truly handcrafted garment.

HANDCRAFTED NOTE : Slight weaving bumps and slubs are the natural beauty of handloom fabric, not defects. Slight variation in color penetration and pattern is inherent to Shibori hand-dyeing. This is what makes each piece unique. Colour may bleed slightly in the first 1-2 washes due to dyeing with natural indigo and should be read as a sign of authenticity setting it apart from lead based harsh Chemical Indigo Dyes.

SUSTAINABLE SOURCING :Materials used in the production of these dresses are sourced from sustainable and Eco-friendly suppliers. This includes fabrics, dyes, and any additional materials used in the dressmaking process.

ARTISANAL CRAFTSMANSHIP : Each dress is handcrafted by skilled artisans who uphold traditional craftsmanship techniques. This ensures that each piece is unique and reflects the cultural heritage and skills of the artisans involved.

ETHICAL PRODUCTION :The production process ensures fair and safe working conditions for all artisans involved. This includes fair wages, reasonable working hours, and a supportive working environment.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT : Measures are taken to minimize the environmental footprint throughout the production process. This includes reducing waste, recycling materials where possible, and using energy-efficient practices.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT :The production of these Ajrakh hand block printed Dupattas/Shawls a Sarees contributes positively to local Khatris, block printing communities by providing employment opportunities and supporting their traditional craftsmanship.

Communities of Weavers such as the Vankars & Tantis, Hand block Printing Communities such as that of Khatris and community of tailors the Darzis are Directly Benefited from Sale of this Handcrafted Product.

Project rangamaati

Helps YOU connect with Slow Sustainable Fashion over Mass-Production to SAVE Natural Resources, Raw Material and reduce Wastage and impulsive Consumption.

Established in 2013 in Kolkata, West Bengal, Project Rangamaati is a leading online craft store in India, Operating under a fully integrated inventory model. This approach ensures that all products are carefully handled and shipped directly from our Central Hub, reflecting our unwavering commitment to Authenticity and Quality. Project Rangamaati stands as a trusted authority in Traditional Indian Crafts, offering Customers an Authentic connection to India’s rich Artisanal Heritage.