Indigo Plants might be the prettiest items you can get your hands on in Enshrouded. You can just plant them around your base as eye candy. However, getting them can be hard, so we have prepared a ...

“What is a blue wild indigo? According to Morning Sky Greenery, the blue wild indigo plant has very beautiful and showy dark ...

In this image from video, Yoshiko Ogura, 73, holds fermented indigo leaves she grows at her studio for making organic indigo dye in Minamisoma, Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan, on Feb. 20, ...

Indigo makes a nice background plant to anchor the back of the border. It reaches full height in three years. The plant expands to a diameter of 4 feet with shrub-like habits.

Working with natural indigo is both an art and a science. From soil to fabric, the plant connects people with historical dyeing traditions and provides an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes.

Indigo naturalis, a dark blue plant used in traditional Chinese medicine, appears to be effective in treating psoriasis, a study in Taiwan has found. Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease for which ...

In a scholarly article titled “Plant of the Month: Indigo” by Suryatapa Jha, PhD, the author breaks down some of the history of this important crop.

The Okinawan indigo dyeing process is slow and meticulous at Ai Kaze in Nago, Japan. (Jessica Bidwell/Stars and Stripe) The dyeing bin Ai Kaze's indigo dyeing factory on Okinawa is nearly 5 feet deep.

Because of radiation released by the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster a decade ago, farmers in nearby Minamisoma weren't allowed to grow crops for two years. After the restriction was lifted, two ...

They planted indigo and soon began dying fabric with dye produced from the plants. “Dyeing lets us forget the bad things” for a while, Mori said. “It’s a process of healing for us.” ...

MINAMISOMA, Japan (AP) — Because of radiation released by the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster a decade ago, farmers in nearby Minamisoma weren’t allowed to grow crops for two years.