We craft dyes exclusively from natural materials — leaves, roots, fruits, and minerals. Unlike synthetic coloring agents that fade or leach toxins, our botanical dyes age gracefully and become richer over time. Every batch is small-scale, hand-stirred, and tested for shade consistency and fiber compatibility. The result is a depth of color impossible to replicate industrially — subtle, earthy, and full of character.

Our studio operates on a near-zero-waste cycle. All dye baths are filtered, neutralized, and reused for successive batches. Solid residues are composted or turned into pigment pastes for textile painting. We also cultivate native dye plants to reduce global supply dependence. Each fabric undergoes a natural mordanting process using minerals like alum, oak gall, or soy — keeping the entire workflow biodegradable.

We collaborate with sustainable fashion designers, furniture studios, and interior decorators to create signature color palettes. From earthy moss greens to deep indigo blues and petal blush tones, each pigment can be tailored to a client’s concept or seasonal collection. Our consultation includes material testing, swatch sampling, and dye longevity analysis — ensuring both beauty and durability.

We combine centuries-old dyeing methods with modern textile science. By adjusting pH levels, mineral interactions, and heat infusion, we achieve unique hues that shift with light and texture. Our studio documents every recipe to maintain color integrity across fabrics — cotton, silk, linen, and hemp. This fusion of artistry and chemistry ensures timeless yet forward-looking creations.

DyeHerb complies with GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and OEKO-TEX ecological criteria. We never use heavy metals or synthetic stabilizers. Our workers are artisans, not laborers — each piece is made with dignity and fair compensation. The studio’s supply chain supports local farmers and women’s cooperatives that cultivate dye plants organically.

We run dyeing workshops, botanical color residencies, and artist-in-lab programs that teach the philosophy and technique of eco-coloring. Participants learn to identify native dye plants, extract pigments, and apply them creatively. A portion of proceeds funds reforestation projects for dye plant biodiversity. DyeHerb is not just a business — it’s a living ecosystem of knowledge and artistry.