''What I have tried to transfer on paper the sensitivity and the implicit romanticism that exists in the silk, which has a lot to do with the territory, the worms, the cocoons, the manual trades'' - Jasmine Bains.
In the serene countryside, where rolling fields meet ancient traditions, lies the heart of mulberry silk production. A shimmering symphony of handwoven fabric from the diligent hands of nature, emerges through a meticulous alchemy of silkworms' delicate artistry, as they spin cocoons cocooned in the nourishing embrace of exclusive mulberry leaves.
Flower dye eco printing is not just a technique, it's an ode to nature's vibrant palette. Using petals, leaves and natural dyes obtained from flowers, I have discovered an eco friendly way to infuse textiles with exquisite colours and patterns, all while reducing the environmental impact of traditional dyeing methods.
Not all stories are told in words — some live in the folds of fabric.
A Jasmine Bains garment remembers. Each pleat, crease, and fall is a quiet imprint of where it’s been — the hands that shaped it, the breath that guided it, the rhythm of the studio where it was born.
These folds are not pressed into perfection, but lived into.
Beyond the surface, every Jasmine Bains fabric holds a story.
Nature begins the process — turmeric, madder root, eucalyptus, cabbage, lac. Each chosen not only for colour, but for history, resonance, and feeling.
These are not dyes — these are echoes of ancient kitchens, childhood rituals, forgotten gardens.
Each piece is slow-made, soaked in intention, and guided by patience. No duplicates exist, because no two leaves fall in the same pattern, no two mornings offer the same light.
