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Creating Black from Indigo
Achieving deep black tones in natural dyeing is a delicate process—and indigo plays a vital role. By combining indigo with other plant-based ingredients and layering the dye in multiple steps, artisans transform the rich blue of indigo into deep, elegant black. This traditional technique reflects both patience and skill, and results in fabrics that are not only beautiful but also kind to the environment. Each piece tells a story of natural harmony and timeless craftsmanship.
Golden Hues from Turmeric
Turmeric, known for its vibrant color and healing properties, has long been used as a natural dye. When applied to fabric, it produces a bright and cheerful yellow—symbolizing warmth, energy, and tradition. This plant-based dyeing method is gentle on the environment and connects each textile to the wisdom of ancient crafts. Our turmeric-dyed fabrics carry the beauty of nature in every thread.
Dyeing with Lac from Kerriidae
Lac dye, derived from the resin secreted by the Kerriidae insect on tree branches, has been cherished for centuries as a natural source of color. When used in fabric dyeing, it produces soft to vibrant shades of pink—symbolizing grace and cultural richness. This sustainable method connects traditional wisdom with nature’s unique offerings. Our lac-dyed fabrics embody natural beauty and the artistry of time-honored craftsmanship.
Wax Art on Fabric
Using melted wax to create patterns on fabric is a traditional art known as the wax-resist technique. By painting or stamping wax onto the cloth, artisans protect specific areas from dye, allowing intricate designs to emerge after dyeing. This careful, handcrafted process—commonly used in batik—results in truly one-of-a-kind pieces. Each wax-drawn pattern tells a story of creativity, patience, and cultural heritage.