The Many Lives of Colour
Exploring novel ways to dye with textile waste
Hosted by Studio Sarmite x Roua AtelierThis project is now archived and was part of DDW22
Pre-Loved biotextile
Marion Haigneré
Can colour make textile waste attractive? When recycling not only fibres but also colour itself – what new production methods emerge? Studio Sarmite together with Roua Atelier are presenting a pioneering dyeing process for unrecyclable textile fibres otherwise sent to landfill.
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Studio Sarmite x Roua Ateliersarmite.polakova@gmail.com ; rouaatelier@gmail.com
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About Studio Sarmite x Roua Atelier
Studio Sarmite is a natural materials design and research studio. Led by Latvian designer Sarmite Polakova, the studio work focuses on transforming industry waste and various byproducts into new high-quality materials that can be brought back to the market.
Roua Atelier is set up by Roua ALHalabi, a natural dye specialist in the textile industry who combines many diverse developing natural pigments and forgotten techniques.
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Material explorer and designer
Sarmite Polakova
Natural Dye and techniques specialist
Roua Alhalabi
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