Handcrafted apparel made with organic fibers and natural dyes in Nashville, TN

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  1. Wisteria Silk Scarf

    A light grape colored silk scarf dyed with logwood, a versatile and historic dye from a tree in the legume family. The tree’s scientific name means “bloodwood” for its red color (haima being Greek for blood and xulon for wood)....

  2. Swallows and Lattice Resist Print

    We use natural pigments of sumac and logwood to resist-dye a lattice pattern onto our 100% organic cotton tee, then handpaint swallows with indigo, madder, and black walnut pigments. On a 100% organic cotton natural colored tee-shirt, made in sweatshop...

  3. Copper Silk Scarf

    A silk chiffon scarf dyed to a coppery brown with cutch and logwood.

  4. Wisteria Silk Chiffon Scarf

    A light grape colored silk scarf dyed with logwood, a versatile and historic dye from a tree in the legume family. The tree’s scientific name means “bloodwood” for its red color (haima being Greek for blood and xulon for wood)....

  5. Copper Silk Scarf

    A silk scarf dyed to coppery brown with cutch and logwood.

  6. Charcoal Gray Chiffon Scarf

    This charcoal chiffon scarf may be the dark gray color of burned wood, but we obtained its color with a mix of Hopi Dye Sunflower, Iron and, if we are feeling it, Logwood.

  7. Natural Dye Plants

    For thousands of years prior to the advent of synthetic dyes, people have created vibrant colors from natural materials. By growing and harvesting our own dye plants, we can promote a natural and organic product and local economy. Natural dyes...

  8. Scarf Trio

    Pick three naturally dyed colors to make a scarf trio, either for yourself or your favorite friends and family at a special price! Please specify your top three colors from existing immersion dyed inventory and two alternate colors. If you...

  9. Apron - Full Lenth, Recycled Fabric

    These one of a kind aprons are make with recycled, thrift store and vintage fabrics. They have received the ultimate and most eco-friendly form of re-purposing by getting dyed with natural dyes! The colors on these aprons go together in...