Category Archives: new items

Collection of Naturally Dyed Silk Pillowcases.

A limited addition, collection “The Dance of Colours” completes the series of naturally dyed and eco printed silk pillowcases I made this year. Natural silk is a healthy choice for your skin and hair, and you can be sure that there are no other items like this exists! Natural dyes for this collection were derivedContinue reading “Collection of Naturally Dyed Silk Pillowcases.”

Summer 2023-2024 Collection of eco-printed silk scarves

Let me introduce you to my new collection of hand printed silk scarves. Eucalyptus is a star of this collection! Light and summery scarves were printed with locally foraged leaves and flowers. To create this collection, I used three types of Eucalyptus and some plants from my garden, e.g. marigold, poinsettia, geranium, rose.Two types of naturalContinue reading “Summer 2023-2024 Collection of eco-printed silk scarves”

Logwood, Eucalyptus, Grevillea Collection.

Limited edition to my collection of scarves eco printed with local flora. This time, logwood was a star providing wonderful shades of purple. I worked with silk, wool and linen. You may see the whole range at https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/angonature. Logwood can provide a wide color palette depending on the mordant and type of fabric used forContinue reading “Logwood, Eucalyptus, Grevillea Collection.”

Light blue indigo collection is out!

My first experiment with natural indigo resulted in a small collection of hand dyed scarves called “Light Blues”. From many options of working with natural indigo, I chose fructose vat method, the most safe and eco friendly. Fructose vat gives a softer blue, often greenish blue or teal, which I found very pleasant to theContinue reading “Light blue indigo collection is out!”

Hand printed fabric panel, Ahisma silk

This one of a kind piece of artisan hand eco printed silk would be a beautiful wall hanging for home or commercial space promoting sustainability. It also can be used for many sewing projects including clothing and soft furnishings. So far this is the biggest piece of fabric I worked with. Panel size: 70cm xContinue reading “Hand printed fabric panel, Ahisma silk”