KON Indigo Atelier

KON is an eight-page editorial template for indigo dyers, textile studios, and small craft brands.

One idea runs the whole site. As you scroll, the background deepens through six shades of indigo, from undyed kinari to deep navy, the way cloth gains color through repeated dips in the vat. A dip counter on the home page keeps the count.

Eight pages, one vat

The dye-scroll runs the full length of the home page. Products is a grid of four objects, and each object has its own page with an immersion count, a price, and a link back to all objects. Journal holds three entries from the atelier, and every article carries a date and a subject. Then About, Contact, and a 404 page of its own.

How editing works

The home page is built from native Framer layers. Every section, text, and image edits on the canvas, and the scroll effects run on lightweight code overrides you can attach or remove per layer, so the dye effect stays yours to keep or drop. The six inner pages run on one code component. You edit their text, prices, dates, and images from its properties panel, in one place. Navigation and footer match across the site by design, but the home page and the inner pages are built differently, so you make that change in both. Cormorant Garamond, Inter, and Shippori Mincho, all Google Fonts.

Built for

Indigo and natural dye studios, textile and ceramic makers, small-batch clothing labels, and anyone who wants a quiet Japanese site built around one strong idea.

Designed in Japan by a one-person studio. The vertical kanji and the traditional color names follow how they are actually used here. 30-day refund at checkout.