Vegetable Dye

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Botanical Name: Punica Granatum Pomegranate, with its deep red rind and ruby-colored flesh, is known as Anar in India and Granado in Spain. It grows wild in India, Italy, North Africa and China. The rind of the fruit is used for the deepest yellow color, although the bark contains more tannin. The rinds are a waste product of the pulverized seeds which are used as a spice in India. Pomegranate is an aromatic dye that yields an especially nice green-yellow color. The age of the fruit affects the color of the dye. The less ripe the fruit, the greener the yellow. Pomegranate has a high tannin content which when combined with iron gives a yummy deep moss green.

Vegetable Dye

We also offer 100% environment friendly dyes that are made from natural plants vegetables. Our pure fully concentrated dyes are good for dying printing in textile and other industries that is available in wide range. An ideal Thickener for Textile Printing Gum, It is a white to yellowish white powder. It is nearly odorless dissolved in hot or cold water which forms a paste of high viscosity. All our products can be diluted, concentrated, reformulated as per customer requirements.

We are manufacturing wide range of Vegetable Dyes .

Vegetable Dye

Vegetable Dye

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We are are offering Vegetable Color Dye which is made from 100% Vegetable Color. Fabricated using quality raw material, Vegetable Color is dyed to ensure color fastness.

Natural Dyes.

Vegetable Dye

Vegetable Dye

Vegetable Dyes

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Leveraging the skills of our qualified team of professionals, we are engaged in providing Sahara Rumex Mauritimus. Other Details Rumex maritimus, common names golden dock, bristle dock, or seashore dock, is an annual plant species of the genus Rumex.

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The cultivation of Common Madder can be traced back to antiquity and was an important source of red pigment in many regions of Asia, Africa and Europe.Early archeological evidence in India can date back to the 3rd millennium BCE at Mohenjo-daro, one of the world s earliest major urban settlements. It continued to be industrially cultivated for dyeing up until the 1860s.The plant has evergreen leaves which are 5 to 10cm long and small flowers with 5 pale yellow petals. Common Madder blooms in mid-summer and is harvested in late autumn. It grows ideally in soils with a constant level of moisture and the roots can produce a large variety of reds, depending on the soil on which it was grown.The roots can grow over a metre long and up to 12mm thick. Specifically for dye production, they are picked and harvested within the first year. The roots are picked and washed to remove the soil, then cut into small pieces. The center of the root is yellow immediately after being cut, but quickly turns red when exposed to the air. Once dried and grinded, the Common Madder powder is ready to be used for dyeing.

We offer high quality natural dyes madder