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Botanical Imprints · Selected for Chiang Mai Design Week 2026

Botanical Imprints

Botanical printing works and studio notes by Wenjuan, the artist behind Florich Studio. Every piece is handmade in China with real leaves, flowers and natural dyes on silk and wool.

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Selected

Chiang Mai Design Week 2026

Florich Studio has been selected for Chiang Mai Design Week 2026 and will take part with an exhibition booth. Chiang Mai is known for its craftsmanship and slow-living culture — a natural match for Florich Studio’s environmentally conscious fashion and love of handmade processes.

  • See how botanical printing turns plants into textile art, through finished works, natural materials and process documentation
  • Try on botanical-printed scarves and experience the colours for yourself
  • One-of-a-kind textiles and the flower printing PDF tutorial will be available to buy
  • Come and talk with the artist about nature, craft and sustainability
Wenjuan
About the creator
  • A textile artist and botanical printing practitioner based in China
  • Focused on botanical printing on silk and wool
  • Creating one-of-a-kind textiles with leaves, flowers and natural pigments
  • Exploring the relationship between plants, textiles and daily life
Why botanical printing?Botanical printing lets me work with materials that come directly from nature and can return to nature, making the process more environmentally conscious and sustainable. I have always been inspired by nature, and I always try to care for it.

Exhibitions & recognition

Artwork details at the 4th Biennale of Natural Dyes, China National Silk Museum, 2025

Artwork details at the 4th Biennale of Natural Dyes, China National Silk Museum, 2025

MODE Shanghai Fashion Week, exhibition booth, 2023
MODE Shanghai Fashion Week, exhibition booth, 2023
Finalist, Product Design category, the 8th Chinese Design Awards. A wedding gift that also works as a wool scarf or wall tapestry — leaves form Chinese characters and a heart, a blessing for a lasting, joyful marriage.
Finalist, Product Design category, the 8th Chinese Design Awards. A wedding gift that also works as a wool scarf or wall tapestry — leaves form Chinese characters and a heart, a blessing for a lasting, joyful marriage.

Rose Garden · Silk

Every flower and every leaf tells the story of a rose garden.

Rose Garden long scarf
Rose Garden silk works
Rose Garden silk works
Roses in a vase
Roses in a vase
Botanical print works
Botanical print works

The Secret of Eucalyptus · Wool

Botanical printing imprints the forms of eucalyptus leaves onto soft wool. Versatile as a scarf, shawl or wall hanging, it brings warmth and nature into everyday life.

Eucalyptus wool shawl
Eucalyptus wool shawl
Eucalyptus wool scarves
Eucalyptus wool scarves
Little deer
Little deer

Process

From garden to fabric in six steps.

Rolling plants into silk
Natural dyeing for the base colour
1Natural dyeing for the base colour
Collecting plants for printing
2Collecting plants for printing
Laying out the plants in a pattern
3Laying out the plants in a pattern
Steaming
4Steaming
Opening the bundle
5Opening the bundle
Before & afterBefore & after
6Before & after

To wear and to live with

Botanical print designs extended into wearable pieces and everyday objects.

Eco-printed skirt and silk scarf
Eco-printed skirt and silk scarf
Gift packaging — many customers buy my work as gifts
Gift packaging — many customers buy my work as gifts
Eco-printed bookmarks, given to visitors as a keepsake
Eco-printed bookmarks, given to visitors as a keepsake

Workshops & teaching

Alongside my studio practice, I run botanical printing workshops and educational activities.

My self-authored PDF tutorial on flower printing, focused on long-lasting floral imprints
My self-authored PDF tutorial on flower printing, focused on long-lasting floral imprints
Workshop at the China National Silk Museum during the Biennale of Natural Dyes, welcoming international artists and visitors
Workshop at the China National Silk Museum during the Biennale of Natural Dyes, welcoming international artists and visitors
Outdoor botanical printing workshop
Outdoor botanical printing workshop
Workshop participants steaming their bundles together
Workshop participants steaming their bundles together
Free workshop for primary school students
Free workshop for primary school students
A participant trying botanical printing
A participant trying botanical printing
After a workshop, with freshly rolled bundles
After a workshop, with freshly rolled bundles

I also run free workshops for primary schools, international schools and local communities.

Exhibition booth

The booth is both a showcase of wearable botanical textile art and an introduction to sustainable botanical printing. Visitors can see finished works, discover the process, try on scarves and talk with me about nature, craft and sustainability.

Booth — overall view
Booth — overall view
Booth — detail view
Booth — detail view
Talking with visitors and answering questions at the booth
Talking with visitors and answering questions at the booth

Visitors & customers

People who love natural colours and these works.

At the China National Silk Museum with a visitor wearing an eco-printed scarf
At the China National Silk Museum with a visitor wearing an eco-printed scarf
A customer wearing an eco-printed silk scarf
A customer wearing an eco-printed silk scarf
A visitor learning how to wear a silk square scarf
A visitor learning how to wear a silk square scarf
Visitors enjoying the works and taking photos
Visitors enjoying the works and taking photos
A visitor at the market
A visitor at the market

From garden to fabric, I use the vitality of plants to dye unique colours and textures, and let the beauty of nature become part of everyday life.

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