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  • For Tiina Laakkonen and the Elder Statesman, Blue Is the Warmest Color

    by Amy DuFault on August 18, 2014

    “As anyone familiar with her styling work, her Amagansett, N.Y., boutique, Tiina, or her nearby home already knows, Tiina Laakkonen really, really loves indigo. “Blue is my favorite color and indigo is the most natural, alive version of it,” she says. “I used to live in black clothes when I lived in New York, but they seem […]

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  • Tezukuri on Japanese Indigo Master Noguchi San

    by Amy DuFault on August 17, 2014

    “Last Monday was a very special day. Bryan [Whitehead] showed us the way to meet one of Japan’s indigo masters, Noguchi san. It is there, at his workshop in Hachioji, were  he has been creating textiles all his life.  Apparently his studio hasn’t changed much over the years, they moved in after the big Kantō earthquake […]

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  • Gamma Folk’s Lily Piyathaisere on Natural Dyes, Boy Scouts and Brooklyn

    by Amy DuFault on August 14, 2014

    We always love seeing how Botanical Colors can be applied to so many different mediums through the hands of talented artists. Brooklyn-based Lily Piyathaisere of Gamma Folk is new to our natural dye family and we are pretty crazy about her jewelry. Lily says her vision is to “combine traditional techniques with thoughtful, statement jewelry. […]

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  • Kathrin Von Rechenberg’s Tea Silk a Well-Preserved Gem

    by Amy DuFault on August 13, 2014

    “Tea silk considered one of the most well-preserved gems in Chinese silk craftsmanship. Originating from the Ming Dynasty, this fabric was once considered the most luxurious silk. The ’30s became the gilded age for xiangyunsha (the Chinese name for tea silk, also called langchou)—more expensive than gold, it was among the most desired goods by […]

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  • From Printmaking to Indigo Vats, Artist Aleksander Wozniak Explores Color

    by Amy DuFault on August 12, 2014

    Aleksander Wozniak is a Poland-based artist, printmaker, and teacher at the University of Warmia and Mazury in the city of Olsztyn. He is also the head of an academic printmaking studio, where he teaches planographic printing techniques (stone lithography, aluminium lithography). Though focused on traditional and experimental printmaking, “as a unique source of inspiration and […]

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  • L.A.’s Rule of Three: Embracing Natural Color, Pattern and Surface

    by Amy DuFault on August 8, 2014

    “Los Angeles-based designer and Rule of Three founder Paige Cleveland has over a decade of experience in the graphic and fashion design industries. With an ardor for textiles, and the unexpected way color and pattern interact when combined, the seed was planted very early on. After traveling the globe and endless amounts of research on […]

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  • ‘Rebirthing’ Clothing Through Upcycling & Natural Dyeing to Reduce Carbon

    by Amy DuFault on August 3, 2014

    Author Bronte Hogarth pens a story for 1 Million Women on natural dyeing and giving old clothing a new look. We agree with her 100%! Did you know that by “rebirthing clothes through upcycling, you could save an estimated CO2 Saving of 12kg per month (120kg per year), just by extending the life of your clothing?” […]

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  • Natural Dye Class at Tolt Yarn and Wool

    by Amy DuFault on August 2, 2014

    From Carnation,Washington based Tolt Yarn and Wool’s newsletter you should sign up for! “Two amazing instructors and three engaging opportunities to learn the art of yarn and fiber dyeing are coming up in August! Kathy Hattori is offering two separate workshops which will take place at Jubilee Farm in Carnation! First up is GATHERING COLOR […]

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  • A VIP Indigo Dye Party with Sustainable Powerhouses

    by Amy DuFault on July 28, 2014

    Last weekend we decided to get some of our favorite Seattle folks together for a private dyeing party and show them how much fun one can have putting color to cloth. In attendance were Sarah Menzies filmmaker, director and general mind-blower of Let Media, model, activist and humanitarian Kate Dillon who works for forestry protection […]

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  • Good for You Clothing from Oregon’s Tinctoria Designs

    by Amy DuFault on July 22, 2014

    Tinctoria Designs was created by Samantha Backer and Jill Golden in the Spring of 2003. All of Tinctoria’s garments are the duos original designs and are “intentionally manufactured” in Portland, Oregon using only organic fabric blends including hemp, soy, and organic cotton and Botanical Colors’ natural dyes. Both Sandy and Jill use organic fibers to […]

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