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Many people realize that the blues emerged from African-American gospel and work songs, but not as many realize that the color blue is also directly linked to the African-American experience and slavery. The link is a deep blue natural dye, indigo. Our business is both a studio and gallery. When you come in you'll see Vanessa or Shuvus slaving away in the corner, transforming antique textiles and giving them a new life.
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