Learn the art of the natural dye process at a guided workshop to create your own flower-dyed scarf with environmentally conscious artists, Phoebe Hunter founder of HunterMade.
Go on a journey to honour and explore the art of flower ink by leaning into circular, making principles. This is perfect for those who are drawn to the craft and grounding creative experiences.
The process includes the ability for you to workshop your own luxury silk scarf, a gifting set (perfect for Mother’s Day if we do say so ourselves) foliage, flowers, teas for dyeing, tools.
HunterMade is a homage to what already exists utilising botanically infused textiles and artistry, honouring the natural wool and organic transience of the seasons.
Embracing the concept of circularity, the brand conjures the beauty out of what already exists using natural materials such as leaves, flowers, charcoal, raw pigments and wood.
HunterMade founder, Phoebe Hunter, is innately drawn to the concepts of circularity and sustainability, exploring the convergence of existing materials to create her textiles.
“Botanical dye leans heavily into circular making principals, teaching close loop practices and how to create with what’s already exists.
“When people use their hands to create with natural elements, there is an intrinsic conversation that flows about the importance of slowing down,” Hunter said.
The HunterMade brand and business is dedicated to working harmoniously with nature and the community by educating and practicing closed loop practices with brand collections inspired by what is available throughout the seasons.
With initiatives like this and workshops to create your own fashion statement piece, you can be sure this is a workshop you won’t forget.
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