The Art of Natural Dyeing
Plant-Based Pigments
Each color originates from botanical sources, carefully extracted to preserve the natural essence and create lasting hues on natural fibers.
Sustainable Methods
Our approach prioritizes environmental responsibility, using renewable resources and traditional techniques that minimize waste.
Handwoven Creations
Every piece is individually crafted, combining natural dyes with skilled weaving to produce unique textile art.
Color Source Collection
Madder Root
Produces rich reds and oranges through careful extraction of root pigments.
Indigo Leaves
Traditional source of deep blue tones, fermented to create lasting color.
Marigold Flowers
Bright yellow and gold shades extracted from flower petals.
Woad Plant
European source of blue pigments, historically significant in textile traditions.
The Dyeing Process
Harvest & Preparation
Botanical materials are collected at optimal times and prepared for pigment extraction.
Extraction
Natural compounds are carefully extracted using water-based methods and temperature control.
Application
Fibers are immersed in dye baths, allowing natural absorption of color molecules.
Finishing
Dyed materials are processed to ensure colorfastness and prepared for weaving.
Weaving Methods
Plain Weave
Fundamental over-under pattern creating balanced, durable fabric structures.
Twill Patterns
Diagonal textures that add visual interest and structural variation.
Tapestry Weaving
Artistic technique allowing for complex designs and color transitions.