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The Art of Bundle Dyeing: Creating Unique Designs with Real Flowers and Leaves

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The Art of Bundle Dyeing: Creating Unique Designs with Real Flowers and Leaves

In a world saturated with mass-produced goods, the desire for unique and sustainable products is on the rise. One artisanal technique that has gained popularity for its eco-friendly and individualistic approach is bundle dyeing. This age-old method involves printing fabrics with real flowers and leaves, creating stunning, one-of-a-kind patterns. In this blog post, we delve into the captivating world of bundle dyeing, exploring the process and unveiling the outcome of cruelty-free peace silk dyed with natural flowers and leaves.       The Canvas: Natural Fabrics like Peace Silk, Organic Cotton or Ramie At the heart of this artistic endeavour...

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Future Fabrics Expo 2023 in London

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Future Fabrics Expo 2023 in London

The Future Fabrics Expo 2023 in London once again aimed to challenge conventional textile production by showcasing the latest advancements in sustainable materials, manufacturing techniques, and circular design principles. The annual event is a testament to the fashion industry's commitment to sustainability and its collective effort to redefine the way we produce and consume textiles. Gathering a diverse range of designers, innovators and manufacturers, the expo provided a glimpse into the future of fabrics, emphasising ethical practices and eco-consciousness.         From organic cotton, hemp and peace silk to innovative materials like Piñatex (made from pineapple leaf fibres)...

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Cruelty-Free Fashion: Peace Silk

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Cruelty-Free Fashion: Peace Silk

Silk is a protein fibre produced by silkworms, and counts as one of the oldest textile fibres in the world. It is mostly known for its luxurious drape and smooth, soft texture. Generally speaking, peace silk is considered a more sustainable option compared to conventional silk in terms of animal welfare, social standards and the environment. But what exactly are the issues of conventional silk production? Similar to other industries, there have been many attempts to optimise the silk industry in order to gain more fibre and therefore achieve higher profits. And similar to other industries, silk manufacturing has mostly been taken out of its...

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