What is Eco-Printing and its types?
Know more about where did eco-printing originate and what are the common types of eco printing!
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Journal
Natural Dyes with Alum and Iron Mordants
Natural dyes research done in Italy at Casa clementina. Natural dyes used in this research are Logwood, Indian Madder, Weld, Walnut hulls. To know more check out my blog.
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Press Release - HeenaAgrima, Jaipur
HeenaAgrima, sounds like a single word but is a combination of two women Heena & Agrima.
‘Heena/henna’ means mehendi, a colour giving tree, most renowned for its use on hands during auspicious...
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India's First Botanical Retreat
As natural dyers, we are always on the outlook for beautiful inspirations that keep us closely connected to the nature around us. So back in April this year, we found a place in Rajasthan, that con...
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How to make your own Natural Dye Powders!
Natural Dyes are available all around us in different forms. Here we talk about ways in which you can extract these colours directly from nature and use them to apply on your surfaces & textile...
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Food & Temple Waste as Natural Dyes Workshop with Princess Diya Kumari Foundation
HeenaAgrima x Princess Diya Kumari Foundation, A collaboration for Women Empowerment and Sustainability !
A 2-Day workshop hosted at Badal Mahal, Jaipur to share the use of Temple and Food Waste ...
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Scouring - What, Why and How?
When I first started my natural dyeing journey, I had no clue regarding scouring. Eventually when I started learning about it, researching, I took professional courses for this, I came to know the ...
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Dyeing with HA Natural Dye Kit
We're happy to present all the possible ways to use our Natural Dye Kit for dyeing unique results for your fabrics and projects provided with the Kit!
The Kit comes with 4 Dye powders, 2 Extracts...
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Natural Dyeing with Food Waste
Learn How to naturally dye your textiles with home food waste! Kitchen Nature is a little project where we use natural kitchen goods to dye our yarns/textiles.
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