DRAWINGS ON INDIGO
Indigo is woven through our consciousness in the colour of hills, sea and sky. It is an intimately familiar colour that somehow remains equally strange. From unsuspectingly green leaves, a blue pigment is drawn and imbued universally with the deepest of spiritual and societal worth.
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