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KuluKabi
franzy.tang@gmail.com
KuluKabi
location_on Topfloor 3/19-25 Wellington Street, Chippendale NSW, Australia
40 max
label $120 / hour
free_cancellation Free to cancel with at least 7 days notice
It all began when I stood by a river in South Asia, its heavy, unnatural blue carrying the smell of chemicals. That colour wasn’t nature. It was synthetic dyes and toxins from fast-fashion factories. I realised chemical dyeing doesn’t just stain fabric; it stains the planet.
That moment led me to plants, to colours drawn from leaves, bark, roots, and flowers.
I don’t limit myself to a single plant-dye tradition.
Instead, I merge Japanese, Chinese, Australian and many other techniques to explore a wider spectrum of colour and possibility.
My journey in plant dyeing has taken me through different countries, teachers and landscapes. Every place has shaped the way I see colour. With years of experience, I’ve learned to combine methods, materials and philosophies to create tones that feel both grounded and unexpected.
For me, plant dyeing isn’t just a technique. It’s a living practice. I invite you to experience these colours with me, to feel the quiet beauty that nature offersIt all began when I stood by a river in South Asia, its heavy, unnatural blue carrying the smell of chemicals. That colour wasn’t nature. It was synthetic dyes and toxins from fast-fashion factories. I realised chemical dyeing doesn’t just stain fabric; it stains the planet.
That moment led me to plants, to colours drawn from leaves, bark, roots, and flowers.
I don’t limit myself to a single plant-dye tradition.
Instead, I merge Japanese, Chinese, Australian and many other techniques to explore a wider spectrum of colour and possibility.
My journey in plant dyeing has taken me through different countries, teachers and landscapes. Every place has shaped the way I see colour. With years of experience, I’ve learned to combine methods, materials and philosophies to create tones that feel both grounded and unexpected.
For me, plant dyeing isn’t just a technique. It’s a living practice. I invite you to experience these colours with me, to feel the quiet beauty that nature offers when different cultures meet in the dye pot. + more
Alexandria
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