Hemp/Khadi cotton, eco-printed shirts by BEEJ and Co.

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The shirts are a part of the gathering at CIMA Artwork in Life

Revealed 17.09.21, 06:45 AM

Moon Moon Sen browses the gathering at CIMA Artwork in Life

This handwoven cloth is naturally-dyed and embraces the eco-printed idea as a substitute of chemical dyes. As actual leaves are used to create the prints with their pigment, each single print is exclusive, making each single shirt one-of-its-kind.

The shirts additionally use hemp textured materials, which by nature are most absorbent, and immune to fungus and micro organism. Using these strategies additionally retains the carbon footprint to a minimal, making for terribly sustainable vogue. Furthermore, BEEJ and Co. employs conventional craftsmen to gentle up your garments with the flavour of indigenous artisanship.

You’ll be able to take a look at the attire line on the Artwork in Life Exhibition at CIMA Gallery until October 11, or go to @beejandco on Instagram to put your order.

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