Plant Dye Expertise
My Plant-Dye Journey: Creating Sustainable Clothing and Bags
It all began by a river in South Asia. The water was a heavy, unnatural blue, thick with the smell of chemicals and the waste of fast fashion. In that moment, I realized that synthetic dyeing doesn’t just stain fabric; it stains the planet. A single T-shirt can cost the earth 50 liters of toxic water, leaving behind residues that irritate our skin and poison our oceans.
A Return to Roots I knew there had to be a better way.After years of studying traditional plant-dyeing across Japan, Indonisia, China and Australia, I developed Kulukabi Dye, a unique plant dye method that merges global ancestral techniques into a single, sustainable practice.
Today, I craft fabrics using colors drawn from leaves, bark, roots, and flowers. My work is a tribute to the earth’s natural cycles creating sustainable textiles that don't poison our rivers, but honor them.
Our Vision
Crafting Legacy
We create plant-dyed clothing and bags that honor the earth by replacing chemical dyes with natural colors from leaves, bark, roots, and flowers. Using only natural fabrics, never oil-based plastics, we protect waterways, reduce toxic waste, micro plastic, and restore harmony between fashion and nature. Every piece is crafted to prove that style can exist without polluting rivers or harming ecosystems, sustainable beauty for people and the planet.