Textiles dyed with natural pigments have a special quality. Not just in their colour — softer, deeper, more organic — but in the process behind them.
In Indonesia, many artisans still use plant-based dyes: leaves, roots, bark, or flowers. It’s a slow, manual process that requires patience. The colour never turns out exactly the same twice — and that uniqueness is part of its beauty.
What I love most is how these textiles evolve with light and use. The colours feel alive, never static. They bring warmth and a sense of honesty to a space.
Natural dyes connect us to a gentler way of creating — one that respects both craft and nature. And that’s something I always hope to reflect in every piece of the collection.