Textiles have interested me since I can remember.

The touch with my fingertips, the smell, how the fabric feels on my skin, does it flutter or not and what about its color or print..?

I had big questions in mind – How to dye fabrics in a natural way? How fabrics were dyed before the industrial age?

I remember the first day when I decided I was going to research the subject. I went to nature and looked for the flower with the most striking color. I picked some pink bougainvillea flowers, came back home, put them in a pot with water, lit a fire and waited. In a few minutes, magic happened there!  I was speechless at the discovery. Since then, I have studied dozens of plants and my curiosity is growing.

​In the past, they used recipes that were passed on in the family from generation to generation, the secrets of the plants, and how to produce colors.

Nowadays few people are engaged in the craft of natural dyeing. I was privileged to learn from several talented women and spent many hours of self-researching.

The idea to produce ecological textiles was born at the beginning of  COVID-19 virus. This passion includes some of the things I like in life – fabrics, cooking, spending time in nature, recycling materials, creativity, and a lot of patience for processes.