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Onídìdì Tie-Front Blouse

Onídìdì

Onídìdì — meaning "to be knotted" — is one of the earliest forms of resist-dyeing. The fabric is gathered and bound tightly before immersion, creating the radiant burst patterns you see here. This blouse is cropped with a gathered hem, a squared neckline, and a self-tie that can be worn knotted in front or draped loose. The rust and burnt sienna palette pairs with indigo, ivory, or earth tones. Fabric: 100% raw cotton. Hand-dyed in Ibadan.