I'm Gina, a grower and maker working to restore a soil-to-soil textile system by cultivating linen flax, indigo, and other dye plants on certified organic land in Canterbury, NZ. My goal is to rebuild a local fibre production system using organic and regenerative principles, creating materials that support artists, designers, and makers.

These plants are more than just materials—they hold their own presence and story. I offer them to makers in many forms, from raw fibre to dye pigments, allowing them to continue their journey through the hands of artists and craftspeople.

I am currently exploring mechanised processing at a sustainable scale, ensuring that both the integrity of the plants is upheld and the craft of fibre-making is shared. Every piece of material that is not used will be composted and returned to the soil—completing the cycle.

Your support helps fund this vision, enabling the growth of a sustainable, small-scale textile system in Aotearoa.