Ogami
Ogami refers to a traditional Japanese technique of dyeing fabric using natural indigo, a deep blue pigment derived from plants. The process is renowned for its rich history and distinctive colorfastness, producing a durable and vibrant blue hue known as "indigo blue." This method has been practiced in Japan for centuries, particularly in regions such as Aizu-Wakamatsu, where it remains a cultural and economic tradition.
The dyeing process involves multiple dips in a fermented indigo solution, allowing the fabric to absorb the
Beyond its practical applications, Ogami dyeing holds cultural significance in Japan. It is often associated with
Modern adaptations of Ogami dyeing have also gained popularity worldwide, appealing to eco-conscious consumers seeking sustainable