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Dyeing Yellow with Fustic — The Colonial Dyewood That Coloured the New World Trade

Dyeing Yellow with Dyer's Broom — The Greenweed That Made Lincoln Green

Tyrian Purple from Murex — The Most Precious Dye in Human History

Dyeing Yellow-Green with St. John's Wort — The Midsummer Herb of European Dyers

Dyeing Red-Orange with Coreopsis — The Plains Flower That Dyes from Yellow to Rust

Dyeing Yellow-Green with Tansy — The Bitter Herb of Medieval Dye Gardens

Dyeing Yellow with Osage Orange — The Brilliant Heartwood Dye of the Americas

Dyeing Purple with Alkanet Root — The Mediterranean Pigment of Antiquity

Dyeing Yellow with Dyer's Chamomile — The Golden Flower of Mediterranean Dye Gardens

Dyeing with Henna — The Lawsone Pigment That Colours Fibre, Skin, and Hair

Dyeing Yellow with Weld — The Best Lightfast Plant Yellow in History

Dyeing Gold with Onion Skins — The Most Accessible Natural Dye in Any Kitchen

Dyeing Brown with Walnut Hulls — One of Humanity's Oldest and Most Permanent Dyes

Dyeing Yellow with Goldenrod — One of the Best Wild-Plant Dyes in Nature

Dyeing Yellow with Marigold — The Sacred Aztec Flower Dye

Kakishibu — Japanese Persimmon Tannin Dye and Waterproofing Treatment

Dyeing Orange with Annatto — The Seed Coat Dye of Tropical America

Dyeing Red with Sappanwood — The Asian Heartwood Dye That Preceded Brazilwood

Dyeing Brown with Cutch — The Acacia Heartwood Dye of the Indian Subcontinent

Dyeing Scarlet with Lac — India's Ancient Insect Dye and the Source of Shellac

Dyeing Scarlet with Kermes — Europe's Original Crimson Insect Dye

एल्डरबेरीले रङ्गाइ — झाडीबारको नटिक्ने बैजनी

Dyeing with Oak Bark — Tannin Brown from the Most Common European Tree

Dyeing with Safflower — Two Colours from One Flower