AMMA trains and employs mothers living in the Sri Lankan highlands to turn food waste and plants into natural dyes. Sustainable textiles, ethically handmade.
AMMA trains and employs mothers living in the Sri Lankan highlands to turn food waste and plants into natural dyes. Sustainable textiles, ethically handmade.
The AMMA workshop is based in the highlands of Sri Lanka. From our rural location we hand dye and make all of our products.
Ethically produced by our team of mother makers, we harness the power of food waste, fallen leaves and ayurvedic plants to make our dyes.
Producing beautiful textile products for you and your home.
A look at how AMMA is incorporating carbon neutral textile practices into it’s production process.
Take a look at the methods we use to communicate our process with both AMMA customers and makers.
AMMA founder Josie shares five lessons she has learnt over the last three years since starting AMMA.
To celebrate Mothers Day we interview four amazing mothers, the collaborators and the makers.
A look at how a creative degree prepared AMMA founder ‘Josie’ perfectly for starting a social enterprise.
A post to celebrate International Women’s Day and the accomplishments of the AMMA team over the last year.
2018 has been a big year for AMMA, so in this blog post we look back at some of the highlights from the past year.
AMMA founder Josie writes about her personal experience of starting AMMA. Originally posted on the TRAID blog.
Grown Colour,
Mother Made
Providing training + employment to women living on Sri Lanka’s tea estates.
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