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Abstract

Natural dyeing of wool reconnects textile practice with Land, heritage, and ecological responsibility. Rooted in local ecologies yet open to global material flows, plant-based natural dyeing becomes a form of ecocultural learning that links craft and sustainability. Through shared practices and situated experimentation, natural dyes revive relationships between people, places, histories, and living environments,
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationVillaInno: perinnevillan uusi aika / Wool Innovation: The Revival of Heritage Wool
EditorsMinna Kovero, Maria Huhmarniemi, Elina Luiro
Place of PublicationRovaniemi
PublisherLapin yliopisto
Pages174–179
Number of pages6
ISBN (Electronic)978-952-337-541-3
ISBN (Print)978-952-337-542-0
Publication statusPublished - 2026
MoEC publication typeD2 Article in professional manuals or guides or professional information systems or text book material

Publication series

SeriesLapin yliopiston taiteiden tiedekunnan julkaisu Sarja C. Katsauksia ja puheenvuoroja
Number83
ISSN1236-9616
SeriesLapin yliopiston taiteiden tiedekunnan julkaisu Sarja C. Katsauksia ja puheenvuoroja
Number80
ISSN2737-3495

Keywords

  • craft
  • wool
  • natural dyeing
  • plant dyes
  • mushroom dyes
  • revitalisation
  • revitalization

Field of science

  • Visual arts and design

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