🌙 Swimming Fish in Indigo
This indigo-dyed textile reimagines the quiet poetry of a lotus pond.
Soft circular lotus leaves emerge in luminous white against deep indigo water, while delicate fish glide gently through shifting currents of blue. The composition captures a moment suspended between motion and stillness — life unfolding within calm.
Each piece is hand-dyed using traditional resist techniques. The organic textures, tonal variations, and subtle irregularities are part of its character — no two are exactly alike.
As a tea mat:
Placed on a table, the fish appear to swim beneath teaware, and the lotus leaves become a serene backdrop to your tea ritual. It transforms tea drinking into a dialogue with nature.
As wall art:
Hung vertically, it resembles a modern ink scroll. The contrast between indigo and white brings quiet elegance to the space, creating a focal point that feels contemplative and refined.
Perfect for:
• Tea ceremony settings
• Japandi interiors
• Minimalist homes
• Meditation rooms
• Cultural art collectors
Size: 15” x 34”
Material: 100% Cotton
Technique: Hand-dyed Shibori (Resist Dye)
A textile painting in indigo — where water, fish, and stillness meet.
