Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 13/30
My family history in Coastal North Carolina.
Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 12/30
Fashion Is Language Sage Paul Cardinal was the first that I heard say that indigenous fashion is a language. I witnessed what she meant when I attended my first Indigenous Fashion Week Runway Show in Toronto. The experience was mind blowing and changed the direction of my art-making hands. Indigo dyeing came back to TheContinue reading “Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 12/30”
Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 11/30
I love creating color on cloth!
Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 10/30
Self-healing by abstract silk painting to create wearable art.
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Fiber Art by Carola
Carola Jones,
Studio Artist,
Writer & Visual
Educator
At five years old, seeing my grandmother and her mother hang wet green fabric on the clothesline that changed to blue in front of my bewildered eyes as it was blowing in the wind transfixed me. Indigo dyeing as historically practiced by indigenous people on the Coastal Plains of Carolina is both art and medicine. My passion is to share the multi-generational knowledge that I hold with others who want to experience the transformation of The Indigo Blues.
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