Naturally Dyed Napkins in Eucalyptus

Introducing our very first naturally-dyed collection made from 100% up-cycled cotton canvas. 

This set of napkins was dyed by Sonoma, California-based artist and chef, Ashley Arsenan of A Farmer and Her Flowers. Ashley harvested the Eucalyptus herself in Sonoma where she lives and works. 

We met ashley on a Quiet TownP shoot, she was a friend of a friend, and we quickly learned of her many talents, namely her skill with natural dyes. Each piece was dyed in Sonoma this October during harvest season. All pieces are one-of-a-kind and will vary slightly in color and consistency. There are color “highs and low”s similar to a tie-dye. These variances are part of the natural beauty of hand-dyed objects. 

Sold in a set of 2

Details:

20″x20″ Hand-dyed using locally foraged Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus creates a yellow, mustardy, khaki color depending on the strength of the dye-bath and the duration of time the item was steeped for.

Care:

Wash in cold water with like colors. Tumble dye or line dry. Iron when needed. 

Lisa and Michael started the studio because bath mats and shower curtains were things you needed and rarely loved. Canvas curtains are still sewn in Brooklyn. Color stories now pick up California light, too.

We only make daily objects: curtains, towels, rugs, hampers, organizers. Partners are chosen for accountability, kindness, and materials we can stand next to.