Seasonal Color Grown and Foraged in the Piedmont
Sayde Laine Anderson is a natural dye fiber artist working at the intersection of plant-based color, textiles, and environmentalism, based in Saxapahaw, North Carolina.
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There is something about a persimmon to me that is so breath taking, so I needed to sit and draw it. Persimmons are also a rich natural dye.
Kakishibu has a rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries in ancient Japan. This natural dye, derived from fermented unripe persimmon fruit, holds a special place in Japanese traditional crafts of textiles, paper and woodwork. Renowned for its rich amber colour, durability, and eco-friendly properties.
8x10 archival print on crème 80 lb rag paper
How to commissionHave a space in mind? I make custom pieces in your size and colors, with clear pricing at every step.
1. Dream it up. We talk through ideas, colors, size, and framed or stretched on bars.
2. Your quote. Fiber pieces are $400 + $1.50 per square inch. Illustration and collage are $200 + $1.50 per square inch. A 50% deposit begins the piece.
3. Mockup. A digital mockup with two rounds of edits.
4. Make. We finalize colors and direction, set your deadline, and I begin.
5. Deliver. Final photos for your OK, the last 50%, then delivery or shipping.
AboutI'm Sayde Laine, a fiber artist who grows and forages the plants I dye with. Each piece starts in the garden and ends on stretcher bars, with color that shifts naturally from batch to batch.
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