Natural process

Natural dyeing with flowers 

Natural dyes are made from materials such as plants, roots, bark, berries, leaves, seeds and our favorite flowers. Instead of using synthetic pigments, the colour is extracted from natural ingredients and applied to the fabric through a slower, more traditional process.

This isn’t new. It’s old-school (in the best way).

Natural dyeing has been used for thousands of years. In India, it has a long history and was once the standard way of colouring textiles. As synthetic dyes became faster and cheaper to produce, many traditional dyeing techniques became less common.

Now it’s making a comeback, and honestly, it makes sense.

Why go natural?

Today, natural dyeing is being rediscovered as an alternative to conventional textile production. The process generally uses fewer synthetic ingredients and can reduce the use of harsh chemicals.

Flowers make the prettiest “imperfect” colors

Colours created with flowers are never completely identical. The final shade can vary depending on the season, water, fabric and time spent in the dye bath. These small differences are part of the process and make every product unique.

So instead of “perfect,” you get soft colors and unique products. Not two pieces are exactly the same. The result is a soft, natural colour with its own character. If you’re into eco-friendly textiles, slow fashion, and pieces that don’t look like everyone else’s go for natural dyed products.