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Tie Dye Tapestries

Tie Dye Tapestries

Whether a fan of retro 1960s fashion or the cultural methods of coloring textiles, look through our collection of tie-dye tapestries. Although many equate the fabric dying technique with the hippie movement, Asian and African cultures implemented the painstaking methods for thousands of years. The Japanese use six shibori methods to bind, pluck or block areas of fabric to create unique two-tone geometric patterns. African dyed fabrics display bold colors and intricate patterns.

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1 - 72 of 3,959 tie dye tapestries for sale

Whether a fan of retro 1960s fashion or the cultural methods of coloring textiles, look through our collection of tie-dye tapestries. Although many equate the fabric dying technique with the hippie movement, Asian and African cultures implemented the painstaking methods for thousands of years. The Japanese use six shibori methods to bind, pluck or block areas of fabric to create unique two-tone geometric patterns. African dyed fabrics display bold colors and intricate patterns.