Priyanka Jhala

From Sacred to Sustainable: Transforming Waste Flowers from Marriages and Temples into Natural Dye for Clothing

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Every year, tons of vibrant flowers are offered at temples and used in weddings across India and other cultures. These blooms—roses, marigolds, jasmine, hibiscus—hold spiritual and celebratory significance. But what happens once the rituals are over? Most are discarded into rivers, landfills, or roadsides, contributing to pollution and organic waste buildup. But now, a quiet, … Read more

Naturally Beautiful: Clothing for All Ages Dyed with Waste Flowers

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In a world waking up to the impact of fast fashion, there’s a quiet, fragrant revolution blooming—one that’s as kind to the Earth as it is to your skin. Clothes made from 100% natural fabrics and dyed using waste flowers are becoming a beautiful symbol of conscious living. And the best part? These garments are … Read more

Petals & Threads: The Beauty of Clothes Made from 100% Natural Fabric Dyed with Flowers

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In an age where fast fashion dominates wardrobes and synthetic dyes silently pollute rivers, a gentle revolution is blooming—clothing made from 100% natural fabrics dyed using flowers. This enchanting intersection of sustainability, artistry, and ancient wisdom is redefining how we dress and express ourselves. 🌼 What Are Flower-Dyed Natural Fabrics? Flower-dyed fabrics are exactly what … Read more