Natural Dyeing


Our Nature’s Palette

  • Madder

    Warm pinks and reds.

    An ancient colour of comfort, often used to soothe and uplift.

  • Pomegranate

    Soft yellows and gentle greens.

    A calming tone that brings balance and grounding.

  • Myrobalan

    Golden hues with soft earthy undertones.

    Often used as a base to enhance and layer other colours.

  • Indigo

    Deep blue like the ocean.

    Loved for centuries for its antibacterial qualities and timeless depth.

  • Acacia

    Muted browns and warm earthy shades.

    Naturally rich in tannins, bringing depth and quiet elegance.

  • Walnut

    Deep brown with cool undertones.

    A classic natural dye used for centuries to achieve rich, smoky shades with long-lasting wear.

  • Himalayan Rhubarb

    Golden yellow with hints of amber.

    Harvested from mountain roots, this dye evokes the warmth of the sun and the strength of the earth.

  • Maharangi

    Subtle shades of olive and warm brown.

    A traditional Himalayan dye plant known for its earthy, grounding palette.

  • Lac

    Vivid pink to soft crimson.

    A natural resin extracted from insects, offering a rich, warm tone that wears beautifully with age.
Natural Dye in Nepal

How We Dye

All our fabrics are dyed slowly by hand in Nepal using traditional methods passed down through generations. No synthetic chemicals, no rush — just the patience of nature and the skill of local artisans.

natural dye aging colours

Aging Gracefullly

Naturally dyed colours evolve over time—just like you.

As natural fibres soften, the colours mellow too, revealing hidden treasures from nature’s wonder.

Care Instruction