Natural Dye Workshop with Michel Garcia and Sustainable Dye Practice

A film series and discussion forum dedicated to the science and practice of natural dyes and pigments using sustainable methods.

Pre-Order Now Available! Organic Dyes to Pigments

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Organic Dyes to Pigments – Foundations for the Colors of Europe with Michel Garcia 

The third film in the Natural Dye Workshop film series is now available for pre-order!

Pre-order your own copy here. Orders placed now will be shipped in mid May 2014.

In this 3rd DVD from Slow Fiber Studios, Michel Garcia illustrates the magic of colors from plants and insects. Beginning with a playful demonstration with garden flowers, Michel develops foundations for dyes to pigments – inks for calligraphy, paints for printing and silk painting, pure pigments for watercolor, lake pigments and Maya Blue for wood and plaster walls, and dye extracts for one-bath dyeing of protein fibers.

We will be launching an Indiegogo campaign soon, offering special deals on pre-ordering Organic Dyes to Pigments – Foundations for the Colors of Europe along with our other films offered at our Slow Fiber Studios Shop, so stay tuned!

2 comments on “Pre-Order Now Available! Organic Dyes to Pigments

  1. aquaplusflora
    January 31, 2014

    Hi I have tried to pre-order the Natural Pigmet DVD but get a message that you don’t post to NZ, is there anyway we can get around that as I have the other 2 DVDs and really want to get this one as well. Thanks Jo NZ

    • WSN
      March 25, 2014

      Dear Jo,

      Please send an email to orders [at] yoshikowada.com concerning this issue. We do in fact ship to NZ, so we would like to resolve this problem, and complete your order. Thank you for supporting NDW!

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