Colour, drawn from the earth.

Golden layers of onion skin yield rich amber and warm rust tones, a humble kitchen waste transformed into natural colour.

Heartwood and sawdust yield warm saffron and mustard tones cherished by monastic robe dyers.

Bark and unripe fruit lend gentle taupe and stone greys, rich in soothing tannins.

Aromatic blossoms and leaves cast soft honey and rose-tan shades with natural antimicrobial notes.

Peeling bark shifts through olive, plum and copper — a living palette of earth pigments.

Pressed oil conditions natural fibres, softening drape and lending a subtle sheen.

Petals bloom into vivid saffron, sunflower and warm gold — brilliant, fast, and joyful.

Coral tubes of the parijat flower give a rare, luminous apricot dye used since antiquity.

Majestic bark yields warm earthy browns and soft taupes while naturally purifying water and supporting heart health.

Bright yellow candle-like blooms yield soft olive greens and warm golden tones with natural antifungal properties.

African Mahogany bark yields rich earthy browns and warm taupes while supporting sustainable forestry.

Reddish young foliage yields warm golden-brown tones while offering culinary and medicinal value.

Reddish heartwood produces vibrant coral, brick red, and golden orange tones with traditional medicinal value.

Premium hardwood yields warm reddish-brown tones while providing durable timber for sustainable forestry.

Bitter leaves and bark yield soft golden-green tones while offering powerful medicinal and skincare benefits.

Natural skin brightener yields soft earthy reds and pinks while supporting radiant, healthy skin.

Woody vine yields bright yellow-gold tones with powerful antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Dark brown heartwood extract yields warm earthy tones while supporting oral health and digestion.

Ceylon Oak bark yields warm golden-brown tones while offering medicinal and nutritional benefits.

Used tea leaves yield soft earthy browns and warm taupes, transforming waste into sustainable colour.