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Kékfestő Hungarian indigo-print textiles
Kékfestő is the Hungarian name for a blue-dye tradition that leaves a pale pattern against an indigo ground. A finished square of cloth works as table linen, while fabric sold by the length is more practical for sewing.
Ask whether the pattern is resist-printed or a modern reproduction. For a sewing project, check usable width and prewash guidance, since a listing for a finished tablecloth may give different dimensions from the fabric bolt.
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