Lumi is a revolutionary new permanent photographic print process that utilizes a unique water-based series of dyes which develop their colour through exposure to sunlight. The applications are potentially endless, with a long list of fabrics, fibers, and materials like cotton, linen, wool, silk, leather, jute, and wood — just to name a few. The video above details the impressively simple process from photo to finished and wearable design.
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