Colour from the Countryside: Britain's Natural Dye Revival Is Changing Everything
Imagine pulling a skein of wool from a dye bath and finding it has turned the exact golden amber of autumn bracken on a Scottish hillside. That's the magic — and the science — of natural dyeing, and it's quietly reshaping how a new generation of British designers thinks about colour. From foraged weld and woad to garden-grown madder, the hedgerow is becoming the new colour lab.
