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To the DIWAN of a Wanderer Woman

“If your heart has been whispering for a peaceful creative space woven with color, dreams and beauty…
Breathe in … you’ve arrived”
  • FLORALCHEMY
    My notes on Natural dyes, Eco printing & botanical color alchemy.
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  • TINCTORIUM SISTERHOOD
    Tinctorium Garden Project
    A space for Women to gather, learn & grow
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  • NOMADIC WANDERLUST
    Notes of my days in Morocco & Visual Epiphanies
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The Woman Behind the Wanderlust"
“I was never meant to fit—I was meant to bloom wildly, even in the Desert.” .
Hi, I am Verónica, the woman behind Tinctorella
A Nomadic Wanderer, finding home everywhere, unafraid to explore the unknown & untamed as a desert bloom.
Weaving a journey of Natural colors, beauty, and ecoprints with a cup of Mint orange tea and barefoot in the process.
"الوحدة بالنسبة للمرأة حرية تخيف الآخرين." "The Solitude of a woman is a freedom that frightens others."

FATEMA MERNISSI -MOROCCO-
“You do not travel if you are afraid of the unknown. You travel for the unknown, that reveals you with yourself.”

ALEXANDRA DAVID-NÉEL
“One can only really travel if one lets oneself go and takes what every place brings without trying to turn it into a copy of one’s home.”

FREYA STARK
“I am not a woman who is afraid of life. I see it as a grand adventure.

GERTRUDE BELL
“The traveller sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see.”

FREYA STARK
“A wanderer is a philosopher, a poet, a seeker who has found a thousand ways to learn that the world is not a place of boundaries.”

ALEXANDRA DAVID-NÉEL

Nomadic Wanderlust



Somewhere between the desert winds and a cup of mint tea, these notes began to whisper themselves.
These images are my open letters to the wild and wondering parts of myself.
Born from barefoot moments in Morocco,
from hair kissed by argan oil, skin warmed by the sun, and dreams that smell like orange blossom...
These are my "Nomadic Visual Notes"
My reflections as a woman in motion—sometimes lost, always seeking, and finally, blooming.
And much like a modern Freya Stark or Mary Kingsley, I am here to share thoughts while embracing my cushions, ready for deep conversations worthy of a Diwan in the middle of the desert.

These images and thoughts are a humble collection of the beauty I see on my path

simple captures of the world through my eyes.