Designed to be different.
grounded with nature.
Saha: A Love Letter to Earthy Femininity
I grew up on the sun soaked shores of a small beach town in California. Even as a little girl, I felt the pull of creativity…often caught deconstructing my mother’s clothes just to sew them back together in new ways, adding beads or fabric I’d found at local shops that, to me, were better than any candy store. Making clothes and jewelry has always been my happy place, a way of expressing joy, curiosity, and imagination.
At 17, I began traveling the world in search of inspiration. With each country I visited, I found myself deeply moved by the way different cultures live, dress, and express their heritage through fabric, color, and craftsmanship. One place that touched my soul most deeply was Indonesia. There, I learned about the land’s native plants, the sacred use of natural materials, and a way of life that honors deep connection…to the Earth, to community, and to oneself.
That’s the heart behind Saha, a name that means “together” in Sanskrit. To me, it’s a reminder that when we are in harmony with nature, we become more in tune with who we truly are.
In a world that often pulls us toward screens and noise, Saha is a return to simplicity. To softness. To grounding. It’s a celebration of slow fashion and the quiet beauty of handmade things.
Saha is for women who want to feel beautiful and feminine in an earthy, natural way. I believe our clothing should reflect the softness and strength within us. Feminine doesn’t have to mean frilly…it can be raw, grounded, delicate, and wild. Just like nature.
Each piece is crafted with intention, using the highest quality fabrics and working hand in hand with local artisans. Our process supports communities and honors the Earth. It’s better for your skin, and better for the planet.
This brand is my dream, and I pour my whole heart into every part of it.
With love,
Jenny xx
plant dye...
Plant dying textiles is an ancient traditional practice that is making its way back.
Trees, herbs and bark are made into dye baths for the fabrics to soak, becoming beautiful colors.
During the whole dyeing process, no plants are killed, no harmful chemicals are used and all runoff is completely organic going back into the soil.









