Sustainable Natural Dyes
Gone are the days when the natural dyes had limited coloration or the palette variation was too narrow. With research in this field, a number of hues and their shades are being used to dye the textiles now. Our lab technicians have mixed and matched (only natural colors and ingredients) to discover colors that are vibrant and dynamic.
Colors are extracted in the form of extracts or powders. All parts of the botanical resources are used to extract colors. Flowers like Marigold, Hibiscus, barks of Sappanwood, roots of Rhubarb, leaves of Indigo, fruits of Catechu and Pomegranate peel and so many more natural materials are processed to extract the natural dyes. These natural colors are soft on your skin and good for your health
Colour Palette
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GANGA
Colours of Marigold (flowers)
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Colorado
Shades of Lac (excreted by the lac insect)
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NILE
Shades of Madder (roots)
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SARANG
Shades of Gallnuts (Oak tree)
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PO
Colours of Pomegranate (fruit skin)
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INDUS
Shades of Indigo (leaves)
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THYAMIS
Shades of Rhubarb (roots)
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SHIL
Shades of Brazilwood (bark)
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KRISHNA
The vibrant greens of Mulberry leaves
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MECHI
Colours of Myrobalan (nuts)
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SOLO
Colours of Catechu (wood)
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AMAZON
Colours of Annato (seeds)
The above shades are standard shades produced by each colour powder or extract. Many shade variations and hues can be created by changing small elements. Each shade will also differ in appearance based on its parent fabric. So do not limit your creativity. You vision it ; we will create it for you. The above shades should be considered as a reference.
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