Indigo is not merely a colour — it is a millennia-old dyeing tradition whose blue shades come from nature and make every piece unique. This 170×60 cm indigo runner with the Heerak pattern comes from India, is made from cotton, and carries the blue of the plant-based indigo dyeing technique. Laid on a table, sofa, shelf or sideboard, it is a characterful, hand-dyed textile piece.
The Indigo Dyeing Technique
Indigo — the blue dye derived from the Indigofera tinctoria plant — is one of humanity's oldest natural dyes. It was used in Egypt, India, Japan and pre-Columbian America alike. A characteristic of indigo on textiles is that the colour changes naturally over time and with washing — the shade deepens or softens, and the fabric takes on a distinctive patina. This natural ageing is not a flaw but one of the unique qualities of indigo textiles.
The Heerak Pattern and the 170×60 cm Size
The Heerak pattern is a geometric motif from Indian textile tradition — the word means diamond, and the pattern consists of symmetrical, repeating diamond shapes. The 170×60 cm size is ideal as a table runner, shelf runner or sideboard cover. The indigo blue and the Heerak geometric pattern together create a harmonious, traditionally rooted appearance.
Product Details
- Size: 170×60 cm
- Material: cotton
- Dyeing technique: plant-based indigo dye
- Pattern: Heerak (diamond geometric)
- Net weight: approx. 380 g
- Uses: table runner, decorative textile
- Country of origin: India
A runner whose blue comes from nature — the indigo Heerak pattern is a traditional yet contemporary addition to the home.