藍AizoraTHE INDIGO WRAP ROOM
A little craft. Entirely yours.

A HANDS-ON MATERIAL STUDY · No. 01

Wrap a little weather.

Wind cotton around a pole, gather the folds, then let indigo find its way in.
Unwrap it. Every pale line remembers a place the dye couldn’t reach.

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Drag the gold guide or use the angle control to lay your cloth.HAND WRAPPED
LOCALLY MADE

A FEW PLACES TO BEGIN

Borrow a little weather

ON THIS DEVICE

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Three little studies, kept in this browser. Restoring a study opens its finished cloth.

THE PLEASURE IS IN THE REVEAL

A cloth remembers pressure.

  1. Wrap. Choose the diagonal and pleat rhythm. The gold guide on the pole also changes the angle.
  2. Gather. Squeeze the wrapped cloth into pleats. Higher pressure protects more pale cotton.
  3. Dip. Exposed fibers drink the dye; valleys and cord marks resist it. Dip up to four times for deeper color.
  4. Reveal. Unwrap the cloth and see the entire pattern. Undo is always welcome.

This is a playful, deterministic approximation inspired by pole-wrap shibori, not a prediction of real dye chemistry or a traditional instruction course.

Keyboard: W wrap · G gather · D dip · R reveal · Z undo · N new cloth · ←/→ angle

Local craft, open source

Original studio code MIT. Actual SVG.js 3.2.8 groups, paths, patterns, clipping and events power this room. Copyright Wout Fierens and contributors; MIT notice is bundled.

GitHub: svgdotjs/svg.js. Two original GPT-generated cotton and hinoki surfaces are bundled locally. No uploads, downloads, accounts or external services are used while crafting.