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Natural dyeing service & marketplace
Botanical color development for brands
Naturally dyed textiles
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Natural color begins with nature.
AGA NATURE brings together natural color, refined materials, and everyday living.
A platform for brands, makers, and thoughtful products shaped by nature.

#AGANATURE #NaturalDye #BotanicalColor #NaturalTextiles #NaturalPalette #SlowMaterials #TextileCulture #QuietLuxury #SustainableLifestyle by @aganature

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4 months ago

Some stories begin with a single leaf.

Coming soon to AGA NATURE: Leaf Stamp.

Leaf Stamp reinterprets the quiet beauty of leaves through botanical eco print. Its first release is an eco-printed top made in California, using the organic marks of leaves to bring nature into everyday design.

Leaf Stamp is joining AGA NATURE, a curated natural dye marketplace connecting makers, independent brands, and conscious customers through naturally dyed and botanical textile products.

Discover a new perspective on natural color, botanical textiles, and slow fashion.

#AGANATURE #LeafStamp #EcoPrint #BotanicalPrint #BotanicalTextiles #NaturalDye #NaturalDyeMarketplace #TextileDesign #SlowFashion #SustainableFashion #MadeInCalifornia #CaliforniaMade taken in California USA by @aganature

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Red onion skins can naturally dye fabric a soft yellow. AGA NATURE explores plant-based color for textiles.

#NaturalDye #PlantDye #RedOnionDye #Textiles #AGANATURE taken in California USA by @aganature

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6 days ago

AGA NATURE partners with brands to develop plant-based dye programs for existing styles. We help translate your current designs into natural color using fibers like cotton, linen, and hemp. From lab development to small test runs, we support brands exploring sustainable color development. #naturaldye #plantbasedcolor #textiledevelopment #sustainabletextiles taken in California USA by @aganature

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14 days ago

Meet Kayla Powers, a textile artist and naturalist exploring natural dyeing, plant-based color, and layered textile surfaces.
Her work brings gathered botanicals, hand-dyed cloth, and tactile mark-making together. Explore her feature at AGA NATURE.
#KaylaPowers #NaturalDye #TextileArtist #TextileArt #AGANATURE taken in California USA by @aganature

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a month ago

Can walnut hulls create natural color on textiles?

Walnut is known for its deep brown shell, but its hulls can also be used as a natural dye source, creating warm earthy tones that shift depending on the fiber and dyeing process.

This AGA NATURE Natural Dye Story follows walnut from natural source to finished color.

Every shade begins with a source and a process.

Discover more natural color stories at aganature.com.

#NaturalDye #WalnutDye #NaturalDyeing #AGANATURE taken in California USA by @aganature

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a month ago

You’re invited to AGA NATURE — a natural dye marketplace and network connecting brands, makers, artists, educators, and businesses working with natural color and sustainable textiles.

We’re building a global community around natural dyeing, collaboration, education, and product development.

Explore AGA NATURE and connect with us.

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#AGANATURE #NaturalDye #NaturalDyeing #SustainableTextiles #TextileDesign taken in California USA by @aganature

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a month ago

Can a pomegranate dye clothing? The result is not the red you might expect.
Pomegranate can create a soft champagne tone that shifts subtly with the light and fabric.
What familiar ingredient should we reveal next?

#NaturalDye #PomegranateDye #BotanicalColor #NaturallyDyed #AGANATURE by @aganature

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Natural dye deserves its own marketplace.
AGA NATURE is building a curated destination where natural-dye brands and makers can be discovered together.

Every shade begins with a source and a process. Natural dye is not just about color—it begins with materials, methods, and knowledge built over time.

Seen one product at a time, natural dye can look like
a detail. When products and brands are seen together, a wider world of natural color becomes easier to understand.

When natural-dyed products come together, people can discover, compare, and understand a wider world of natural color.

Clear information builds trust. When dye source, material, method, maker, and origin are presented clearly, each product becomes easier to understand and trust. taken in California USA by @aganature

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2 months ago

Can an avocado dye clothing?

Its pits and skins can create a living color—shifting subtly with the light, the setting, and the fabric itself.

Naturally dyed with avocado by AGA NATURE in California.

What familiar ingredient should we reveal next?

#NaturalDye #AvocadoDye #BotanicalColor #CaliforniaMade AGANATURE taken in California USA by @aganature

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