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Our Botanical Hues – “Nature’s Palette Woven into Every Thread”

Our Ayurveda Shades are more than just colors — they are textiles enriched with the goodness of Ayurvedic herbs and natural dyes. Each shade is carefully crafted to embody both style and wellness, allowing you to wear fabrics that nurture your body as much as they delight your senses.

Infused with therapeutic properties, these shades not only elevate your wardrobe but also bring subtle healing, balance, and harmony.

  1. Turmeric Yellow

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Herbs:
        Turmeric / Tacomo(Yellow Bell Flower) / Onion

Benefits:

  • ​Turmeric imparts a radiant golden yellow while carrying powerful antibacterial and skin-soothing properties that protect and energize the wearer.

  • Tacomo (Yellow Bell Flower) produces bright yellow to golden-orange shades, bringing freshness, vitality, and uplifting energy to fabrics.

  • Onion skins yield gentle pinks, dusty roses, and earthy browns, with natural antioxidant and purifying qualities.

  • Together, these three create a warm palette of wellness where color and healing merge.

  • Each herb brings its own vibration—turmeric for protection, tacomo for vitality, and onion for cleansing balance.
    Woven into cloth, they transform garments into living textiles that nurture body, mind, and spirit.

     2. Tulsi Green

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Herbs:
        Tulasi / Onion / Bhringraj(False Daisy)

Benefits:​

  • Tulasi (Holy Basil) is revered for its purifying and protective energy, bringing balance, calmness, and vitality when worn.

  • Onion skins yield soft pinks and earthy browns while offering natural cleansing and antioxidant qualities.

  • Karisalankanni (Bhringraj / False Daisy) supports rejuvenation, grounding, and vitality, producing gentle earthy-green shades in textiles.

  • Together, these herbs infuse fabrics with harmony—Tulasi for protection, Onion for purification, and Karisalankanni for renewal.

  • Their colors reflect nature’s quiet strength and healing power.
    Every garment dyed with them becomes a living expression of wellness, tradition, and beauty.

3. Annatto Red

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Herbs:
        Kumkum(Annatto) / Maddar(Manjistha)

Benefits:​

  • ​Kumkum Bhendi (Annatto seeds), often called the “Lipstick Tree,” yield brilliant orange to red hues long used as natural colorants.

  • In traditional practice, they symbolize vitality and warmth, bringing brightness to both food and fabric.

  • The seeds carry cooling and skin-soothing properties, making annatto-dyed cloth both beautiful and gentle.

  • Madder (Manjistha), an ancient Ayurvedic herb, produces rich reds, pinks, and earthy brick tones while supporting blood purification and skin health.

  • Madder-dyed fabrics are valued for their balancing, detoxifying qualities and their deep cultural roots.
    Together, Annatto and Madder represent the spectrum of red energy—coloring cloth with wellness, strength, and timeless tradition.

4. Ramacham Brown

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Herbs:
        Vettiveria / Bamboo

Benefits:​

  • Vetiveria (Ramacham) roots release soothing earthy shades along with a gentle, cooling fragrance that lingers in the fabric.

  • In Ayurveda, vetiver is known for reducing stress, calming the mind, and balancing body heat.

  • Fabrics dyed with vetiver feel grounding and refreshing, making them ideal for warm climates and sensitive skin.

  • Velam (Bamboo) offers soft, subtle tones while carrying natural antibacterial and durable qualities.
    In traditional wellness, bamboo is associated with resilience, flexibility, and purification.

  • Together, Vetiver and Velam create textiles that are calming, protective, and deeply connected to nature’s balance.

5. Neem Ivory

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Herbs:
        Neem

Benefits:​

  • Neem is celebrated in Ayurveda as a powerful purifier with antibacterial, antifungal, and skin-healing properties.

  • When used in dyeing, it imparts subtle earthy greenish tones that carry the essence of protection.

  • Neem-dyed fabrics are believed to soothe the skin, reduce irritations, and maintain natural balance.

  • The herb’s cooling energy helps calm excess body heat and restore harmony.
    It symbolizes resilience, cleansing, and inner strength.

  • Each cloth colored with neem becomes a shield of wellness woven from nature.

6.Indigo Blue

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Herbs:
       Indigo

Benefits:​

  • Indigo is one of the world’s most ancient dyes, producing deep, rich blues that symbolize peace, wisdom, and infinity.

  • In Ayurveda, indigo is valued for its cooling properties, helping to calm the body and soothe the mind.

  • Its natural essence supports skin health and carries gentle detoxifying benefits.

  • Indigo-dyed fabrics inspire clarity, serenity, and balance within.
    The blue tones reflect the vastness of the sky and the depth of the sea.

  • Every indigo thread is a timeless connection between nature, wellness, and culture.

7. Manjistha Pink

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Herbs:
       Sappan Tree / Manjistha(Madder)

Benefits:​

  • Sappan Tree heartwood yields warm red and reddish-brown shades, long valued for natural dyeing and its gentle healing properties.

  • Its dyes are traditionally associated with purification, vitality, and enhancing energy.

  • Madder (Manjistha) produces rich reds, pinks, and earthy tones while supporting blood purification and skin health.
    Together, Sappan and Madder create fabrics that are vibrant, balanced, and full of rejuvenating energy.
    Their combined hues reflect warmth, resilience, and wellness woven into every thread.

  • Each textile dyed with Sappan and Madder carries the legacy of ancient herbal wisdom and timeless tradition.

8. Karingali Black

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Herbs:
       Indigo

Benefits:​

  • Karungali is a traditional herb used in natural dyeing, producing deep, dark shades that symbolize strength and grounding.

  • Its extracts are valued for balancing energies and supporting skin health.

  • Ironwater, a natural mordant rich in iron minerals, enhances color fastness and deepens hues in fabrics.

  • Together, Karungali and Ironwater create textiles with rich, enduring tones and subtle healing properties.

  • Their combination reflects resilience, protection, and the harmony of nature’s elements.
    Each garment dyed with Karungali and Ironwater carries strength, wellness, and timeless herbal tradition.

9. Marigold Orange 

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Herbs:
       Annatto / Marigold

Benefits:​

  • Annatto (Kumkum Bhendi) seeds yield vibrant orange to red shades, symbolizing vitality and warmth.
    They carry natural cooling and skin-soothing properties, making fabrics both beautiful and gentle.

  • Marigold flowers produce bright yellow to golden hues, associated with energy, freshness, and positivity.

  • Together, Annatto and Marigold create a lively herbal palette that uplifts the spirit and nurtures the body.
    Their colors reflect nature’s healing power, blending vibrancy with wellness.

  • Each garment dyed with these herbs becomes a living textile of tradition, balance, and beauty.

10. Natural White

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Herbs:
       Soapnut, fullers’ earth, fresh grass, and carefully processed animal manures.

Benefits:​

  • Natural whitening in textiles comes from a blend of soapnut, fullers’ earth, fresh grass, and
    carefully processed animal manures.

  • These elements gently cleanse, brighten, and restore the fabric without using harsh chemicals.

  • Soapnut acts as a natural detergent, removing impurities while keeping the fibers soft.

  • Fullers’ earth and sunlight enhance brightness, creating a crisp, pure base for further dyeing.

  • Grass and organic manures nourish the fibers, giving them subtle natural tones and resilience.

  • Together, they produce fabrics that are naturally white, clean, and ready to carry the energy of herbal dyes while remaining eco-friendly and skin-friendly.

11. Triphala Khaki

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Herbs:
       Indigo

Benefits:​

  • Indigo is one of the world’s most ancient dyes, producing deep, rich blues that symbolize peace,
    wisdom, and infinity.

  • In Ayurveda, indigo is valued for its cooling properties, helping to calm the body and soothe the mind.

  • Its natural essence supports skin health and carries gentle detoxifying benefits.

  • Indigo-dyed fabrics inspire clarity, serenity, and balance within.
    The blue tones reflect the vastness of the sky and the depth of the sea.

  • Every indigo thread is a timeless connection between nature, wellness, and culture.

12. Vembadam Grey

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Herbs:
       Vembadam

Benefits:​

  • Vembadam Grey is a natural shade obtained from the bark and leaves of the Vembadam tree.
    It produces soft, earthy grey tones that are subtle, grounding, and versatile for textiles.

  • The dyeing process is gentle, preserving the natural strength and texture of the fabric.
    Vembadam Grey is valued for its calming and balancing qualities, reflecting nature’s understated elegance.

  • Fabrics in this shade carry a neutral, timeless beauty that complements other herbal colors.

  • Each textile dyed with Vembadam Grey embodies harmony, resilience, and eco-friendly tradition.

“From the golden glow of Turmeric to the deep blues of Indigo,
from the reds of Kumkum and Madder to the gentle whites of Soapnut,
each herbal shade carries nature’s healing touch.
A living spectrum of wellness, tradition, and timeless beauty.”

Note: Shades may vary depending on the herbs used, their ratios, the season, climate, and region. Since all our textiles are herbal-dyed without any chemicals, each piece is naturally unique, and exact color replication cannot be guaranteed.

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