Express your creativity on fabric with the Japanese Fabric Paint Kit and make original bandanas, totes, T-shirts, denim pants, and canvas shoes! The kit contains everything you need to easily make genuine indigo fabric paint in just minutes. Mix the Yamato Indigo powder dye with the binder, pick up a paint brush, and go. No heating or steaming is necessary.

10 g of Yamato Indigo dye

100 ml of Yamato Indigo paint binder

100 ml of 30% vinegar

Pair of latex gloves

Instruction sheet

Founded in Tokyo in 1818, Aikuma Senryo began as a Chinese herbal apothecary and later started selling dye supplies. In the 1870s, when indigo was exceptionally valuable, Aikuma Senryo developed a method of extracting indigo pigments by boiling old indigo-dyed fabric in water and forming a clay-like dye called airou (indigo wax). Based on the airou method, Aikuma Senryo created Yamato Indigo, a powder dye made of extracts from indigo plants, chemical indigo, an alkaline agent, and a reducing agent.