The Mallow Shroud aquamation This burial shroud was left

This burial shroud was left naturally bleached by the sea but paired with lovely silk ties

These plant materials produce colours that feel grounded

allowing subtle plant tones to settle into the fibres

The silk ties were naturally dyed using onion skins

The Mallow Shroud aquamation This burial shroud was leftOne of a Kind Beauty, Grown by Nature This burial shroud was coloured using black malva flowers a traditional botanical dye plant known for producing soft, warm tones ranging from sand and stone to gentle mauve. The fabric was slowly tie dyed and immersed in a natural dye bath, allowing the plant pigments to settle organically into the fibres. The result is a calm, grounded palette that feels both natural and comforting. For many families, choosing a