Natural indigo dyes are fixed using traditional methods, but some initial bleeding may occur—especially during the first few washes. To be safe, wash separately in cold water and avoid placing on damp or light-colored surfaces immediately after washing.

Absolutely. This runner is elegant enough for special occasions and durable enough for outdoor use on covered patios or picnic tables. It adds an artisanal, earthy charm to weddings, brunches, or festive dinners.

Each runner is hand-dyed in small batches using centuries-old indigo techniques. No two pieces are exactly the same—subtle variations make every runner unique, unlike machine-dyed, factory-finished alternatives.

This runner pairs beautifully with wooden, ceramic, or stoneware tableware. You can layer it with neutral placemats or linen napkins for a cozy, minimalist aesthetic. It also works well as a dresser or console accent piece.

Yes! You can lightly iron or steam it on the reverse side. Just avoid using high heat, as it may affect the natural dye. A warm setting is perfect to smooth out any creases while preserving the indigo richness.