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Tannins are complex phyto chemicals that we can use in natural dyeing to improve light and wash fastness. Some tannins also have lovely colours of their own.
Learn more about tannins in this blog
Acacia Extract (Acacia Mearnsii) Organic
Aleppo Oak Gallnut Powder (Quercus Infectoria) Organic
Black Walnut Hulls (Juglans Negra)
Chestnut Extract (Castanea sativa) organic
Cutch Extract (Cathechu)
Green Walnut Hulls (Juglans) powder
Kakishibu - unripe persimmon tannin extract - Diospyros kaki
Henna Powder (Lawsonia inermis)
Horse Chestnut Bark (Aesculus hippocastanum) organic
Himalayan Rhubarb Extract (Rheum Emodi)
Pomegranate Powder (Punica Granatum)
Quebracho Rojo Extract (Schinopsis lorentzii) II
Mangrove Tannin Extract (Ceriops tagal) FSC® certified
Myrobalan Powder (Terminalia Chebula)
Myrobalan Extract (Terminalia Chebula)
Pomegranate Extract (Punica granatum)
Rhubarb Powdered roots (Rheum)
Sorrel Pieces (Rumex acetosa) organic
Sumac leaf Powder (Rhus Sp)
Tara Powder (Caesalpinia Spinosa)
The Tannin Collection XL
Dyeing Red and Purple with Madder Extract
Cutch: Dyeing and Tanning recipes.
Dyeing with Alkanet (two ways)
Dyeing with Mangrove Tannin recipe
Dyeing with a Ferrous Indigo Vat
Dyeing with Onion Peel Extract
Dyeing with Walnut Hulls
Cellulose set off cuts
Set off cuts 123, 124, 137
Handwoven cotton gauze 90-160 prescoured
Scrap set
14c Kashmiri wool offcut 1.2 meter
14b khadi cotton 2.7 meter off cut
14a square crinkle silk 85-85 tannin stain
Handwoven Khadi Cotton and Mulberry Silk - 120 cm wide
Handwoven Merino Wool Twill Fabric per meter - 110 cm wide