During Japan's 17th-century Edo period, Indian-made indigo dyes became extremely popular because of how well they took to natural cotton fabric. Indigo is also the main dye used in shibori, a form of shaped-resist dyeing that has been practiced in Japan since the eighth century and has since been adapted by artisans throughout the Asian continent. This intra-Asian cultural trade continues in our reversible indigo cotton jacket, handmade in India using the Japanese shibori method. The serendipitous wave design—unique to each artful garment—reverses to blue with white circles for a touch of variety in your travel wardrobe. 100% cotton. Machine wash. Handmade by a cooperative in India. Please expect some variation in color and pattern.

Women's sizes S (4-6), M (8-10), L (12-14), XL (16).

CR Number: 1073063