Premium Logwood Powder, is the perfect companion for all your natural dyeing endeavors! Elevate your crafting projects, textiles, and garments with the magic of botanical colors, in all shades of purple, black and blue (depending on the mordant used). Unleash your creativity and embark on an eco-friendly journey with our  Logwood Powder!
 
Our Logwood Powder is derived solely from the heartwood of the logwood tree (Haematoxylum campechianum), ensuring an authentic and untainted dyeing process. No additives, chemicals, or synthetic elements are used, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Other names for logwood are: Campeche, spiny tree, bloodwood, "Uitzquauitl" in Nahuatl Aztec and "Huitzcuahuitl" in Nahuatl Aztec.
 
Sustainable and Responsible Sourcing: We take great pride in our commitment to sustainable practices. Our logwood is responsibly harvested from a sustainable logwood plantation in Mexico, promoting the preservation of these valuable trees and the ecosystems they thrive in.
 
Easy to Use: With its finely ground texture, our Logwood Powder is a breeze to work with and gives you a higher color yield than the traditional logwood chips. Whether you're an experienced dyer or a beginner, the powder dissolves quickly in water, allowing for seamless dye extraction and even distribution.
 
Versatile Applications: This versatile dyeing agent can be used on a wide range of natural fibers, including cotton, linen, silk, and wool. It also works beautifully with various dyeing techniques, such as immersion dyeing, tie-dyeing, and dip-dyeing, allowing your creative visions to come to life.
 
Safe and Non-Toxic: Free from harmful chemicals commonly found in synthetic dyes, our Logwood Powder offers a safe and non-toxic alternative for both the dyer and the environment.
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Rich and Lasting Colors: Discover a wide spectrum of deep and lustrous colors when using our Logwood Powder.  A range of wonderful colors can be produced by the "Bloodwood tree" including blue, black, purple, dusty purple, and reddish purple. For Logwood purples; mordant fabrics with alum, and make sure the bath is slightly alkaline. For deep night blues; skip the alum, and add 1% Copper Sulphate to the bath. Adding acid will shift the bath to coppery browns. With iron, a lovely gray-black can be achieved.
 
Instructions for Use:
Prepare your fabric by washing it thoroughly to remove any sizing or impurities that may interfere with the dye absorption process.
Create a dye bath by adding 10-20% WOF of Logwood Powder to a pot of hot water. Let it simmer for a period to extract the color.
Add your pre-wetted and mordanted fabric to the dye bath, stirring gently to ensure even saturation.
Monitor the dyeing process and adjust the dye bath duration according to your desired color intensity.
Once the desired hue is achieved, rinse the fabric in cold water until the water runs clear.
dry your dyed items in a shaded spot.
 
In this article you can find specific recipes for different shades of logwood made with natural logwood powder.
Prune de monsieur logwood recipe here.
Logwood black here.
Logwood Chips here