SPBD Businesswoman of the Year · Finalist 2023 & 2024

Handcrafted Tie & Dye, Made in Nausori

Beautiful. Unique. Affordable. Curtains, tablecloths, pillowcases and sulus — every piece dyed by hand.

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Maramadali Prints

To buy, call us on mobile or Viber. Or visit my shop in Verata, Nausori.

  • A pair of tie & dye curtains in turquoise, orange and pink, hanging in the shop
    Tie & dye curtain (dali)
  • Yellow tie & dye tablecloth with a white starburst pattern, leaves resting on the surface
    Tie & dye tablecloth — yellow
  • Turquoise tie & dye tablecloth with an orange, pink and green sunburst pattern
    Tie & dye tablecloth — turquoise
  • Deep blue sulu with pale pink tie & dye streaks
    Tie & dye sulu — indigo
  • Golden yellow sulu with a radiating tie & dye sunburst
    Tie & dye sulu — golden
  • Three sulus draped together in yellow, pink and blue tie & dye patterns
    Tie & dye sulus

About Maramadali Koro

Bula Vinaka.

I’m Maramadali Koro, a tie & dye artist and business owner in Verata, Nausori.

I create unique, handcrafted tie & dye products that carry the colour and joy of life. My tie & dye prints work beautifully as curtains (dali), tablecloths and pillowcases, and as clothing like sulus and dresses.

Every piece is tied and dyed by hand, so no two ever come out exactly the same.

My shop is in Verata, Nausori, where I also run my canteen. Running my own business empowers me to support my family and community, and I was a finalist for the South Pacific Business Development (SPBD) Businesswoman of the Year award in both 2023 and 2024.

Thank you for supporting my small business!

Maramadali Koro at the counter of her shop in Verata, Nausori

From the Dye Yard, Verata

Tied, dyed and dried in the sun — a few moments from the shop.

  • Tie & dye sulus drying on a line outdoors in blue, pink and green spiral patterns
  • Fabric tied into bundles with string and dyed pink, orange and blue, draining on a rack
  • A finished tie & dye wrap in green, yellow and turquoise, laid flat with its fabric ties
  • A large tie & dye sheet in yellow, blue and white, laid out flat to dry
  • Close-up of tie & dye fabric in yellow, green and blue

Maramadali Canteen

Tie & dye is only half of what happens at Lot 15. My canteen carries a full stock of everyday groceries and fresh vegetables. So if you are driving by, stop by for a snack or a chat — and see the prints in person.

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Shop Hours

Come and see the prints in person — the shop and canteen are on Sydney Street, Verata.

  • Monday – Saturday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

Contact Us

Call us on mobile or Viber. Or visit my shop in Verata, Nausori.