"Every silk creation is a transmission of energy filtered through my being, shaped by the state of presence I bring to the ritual of dyeing. As an artist, I surrender to the process and act as a channel, allowing the current of life to flow through me, imprinting a unique essence into each piece of silk.

Through dying silks, I seek to create intentional tools to enhance dropping into deep presence, radiant joy, and healing. A rippling invitation to return to the sacredness of presence, authentic embodiment and expression."

— Whitney Evergreen

Whitney Evergreen is a multidisciplinary artist and founder of The Bamboo Closet, a female owned and operated textile art sanctuary devoted to crafting vibrant, hand dyed silk dance props and apparel.

With a background in performance art, classical dance, anthropology, color theory, and textile design, Whitney weaves these disciplines into her creations and immersive experiences. Her work honors the soul’s innate capacity for authentic self-expression through color, movement, and ritual.

Whitney has been dancing and performing since the age of four. In 2009, she fell in love with the art of textile dyeing and has spent years refining her craft. In 2015, she discovered circus flow arts, a pivotal moment that fused her love of textile artistry with her devotion to embodiment through dance. She has since performed and guided movement workshops at art and music festivals, retreats, and private gatherings all over the world.

Since 2017, The Bamboo Closet has handcrafted in house over 10,000 silk dance props, each one personally hand dyed by Whitney. Professional performance artists and movement enthusiasts in more than 60 countries across the globe seek out Whitney's hand dyed silks. Dyed in small batches with a ritual process, each piece of silk is infused with intention. Every Signature Artisan and Sacred Silk piece a unique work of art. Today, more than 70,000 people follow The Bamboo Closet’s journey on Instagram, cultivating a community that is inspired by the enchantment of silk in motion and healing through dance.

Whitney continues to explore dye techniques across a wide range of fabrics while offering workshops, performances, and sacred spaces for movement and self exploration all over the world.