Silk is considered the finest medium for color dyes. It absorbs colors more readily and achieves a brighter hue than other fibers. Colors From Nature Nature provides an abundance of colors. Dyes can be extracted from flowers, fruits, seeds, barks and the roots of many plants and trees. These natural materials are then processed and mixed to achieve a wide palate of colors from subtle natural hues to the bright, bold and vibrant.
Natural dyes are both organic and eco-friendly.
The weaving of the silk textile is done on traditional handlooms. A variety of fabrics are produced using plain, twill, or tapestry weave. The weave can be embellished with decorative supplementary motif. Ikat or resist tied-dyed yarn can be applied for part or the whole of the woven piece. The most skillful of the Lao-Tai weavers can produce beautiful and intricate works.