Textile Workshop with Indigo: Clay Resist Dye Sunday 10.05.26

Textile dyeing with clay paste and indigo 💙
Clay Resist Dye Workshop with textile & colour designer Lena Huber

Join us and create your own one-of-a-kind kitchen towel:
Sunday, 10 May 2026 from 14:00-17:00

Clay Resist Dye –
A traditional textile dyeing technique where patterns are created by applying a clay paste to fabric before it is dyed in a natural indigo vat. The areas covered with clay remain light and undyed, creating beautiful patterns and contrasts. Each piece is one of a kind, blending traditional methods with your own personal expression.

Indigo is a natural blue dye extracted from the leaves of the indigo plant. It has been used for centuries to color textiles and produces rich, vibrant shades of blue.

DETAILS

◯ Introduction to dyeing with indigo
◯ Making and applying a clay paste
◯ Experimenting with different techniques
◯ Dyeing your fabric in an indigo vat
◯ Take your dyed samples + finished fabric home: a kitchen towel

All materials and tools are included: you get a high-quality kitchen towel blank, hand-sewn by Lena Huber.
The workshop is held in German (English is possible too, just mention it via mail)

ABOUT

With a background in design and crafts Lena Huber established her atelier in Rheinhessen, Germany, in the middle of nature. Always curious about material and fascinated by traditional crafts, her work focuses on different methods and natural materials in a contemporary context. Lena creates hand-dyed products using 100% natural materials such as plants, minerals or food waste. There are no synthetic chemicals involved during the entire process. The dye materials are mainly sourced around her studio. 

Please cancel your class at least 30 days in advance by email to get a refund.