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KuluKabi
franzy.tang@gmail.com
KuluKabi Studio - Creative Space in a Warehouse
location_on Topfloor 3/19-25 Wellington Street, Chippendale NSW, Australia
40 max
label $60 / hour
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$300 / half-day
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$450 / day
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+ $100 refundable bond
free_cancellation Free to cancel with at least 7 days notice
About this venue
Kulukabi Studio is a calm, light-filled creative space in Chippendale, just a few minutes' walk from Central Station. Designed with natural materials, soft textures and an earthy palette, it offers a warm, grounded atmosphere while remaining a versatile blank canvas for your vision.The studio can be styled for yoga, breathwork, meditation, women's circles, sound baths, creative workshops, photoshoots, launches and private events. Our current setup features layered natural textiles, floor cushions and low seating, while large tables and chairs are available for flexible layouts.With soaring ceilings, beautiful natural light and gallery-style track lighting, the space transforms effortlessly to suit your aesthetic.A private bathroom, kitchenette and fridge are included for your convenience.We'd love to hear about your event—feel free to get in touch.
Special classes supported
Your host
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
Topfloor 3/19-25 Wellington Street, Chippendale NSW, Australia
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