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Botanical Name - Butea MonospermaCommon Name - Parrot TreeOther Name - Palash TreePart Used - FlowersUses - Textile Dyeing,Curing Eye Cataracts,And Kidney Stones. Butea monosperma is a species of Butea native to tropical part of the India Subcontinent and SouthEast Asia, ranging across India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It is commonly known as flame-of-the forest, treak and Palash. It is used for timber, resin, fodder, medicine and dyes. The flowers are used to prepare a traditional Holi colour. It is also used as dye for fabric. It belongs to the family barefaced. In India dried leaves of Palash are used to make disposable leaf plates and leaf bowls to serve food. Its leaves are rich in glucoside, linolenic acid, oleic acid, palasitrium, burin, bucolic acid. Flowers are rich in flavonoids, triterpene, button, button, isobutrin, coreopsis, isocoreopsin and sulphurein. All the parts of plant contain various different biological activities like anti- microbial, anti-fertility, anti-helminthic, anti-diarrhoea. Nowadays Butea Monosperma is largely used as dyeing colour for fabric (colour, silk, wool) Generally alum, is used as mordant while process of dyeing flowers of B.monosperma have also been used as blood purifier and its seeds as antiseptic and antihelmentic in Indian traditional medicine.  

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name -Rubia CordifoliaCommon Name - AlizarinOther Name - Madder / ManjisthaPart Used - RootUses - Textile Dyeing , Medicinal Purposes. Alizarin, also spelled Alizarine,is a red dye originally obtained from the root of the common madder plant, Rubia tinctorum. Alizarin is the main ingredient for the manufacture of the madder lake pigments known to painters as Rose madder and Alizarin Crimson. Alizarin in the most common usage of the term and has a deep red color. Alizarin changes color depending on the pH of the solution it is in, thereby making it a pH indicator. The application of alizarin to cotton, wool, or silk requires prior impregnation of the fiber with a metal oxide, or mordant. The shade produced depends on the metal present: aluminum yields a red; iron, a violet; and chromium, a brownish red.

Botanical Name -Tagetes ErectaCommon Name - MarigoldOther Name - MarigoldPart Used - FlowersUses - Textile Dyeing And Medicinal Purposes As Inflammatory , Wound Healing Etc. African marigold [Tagetes erecta L.], a major source of carotenoids and Lutin, is grown as a cut flower and a garden flower, in addition to being grown for its medicinal values. Marigold flowers [Tagetes ], which are yellow to orange red in colour, are a rich source of lutein, a carotenoid pigment. Nowadays, Lutein is becoming an increasingly popular active ingredient used in the Food Industry and Textile coloration.This pigment has acquired greater significance because of its excellent colour value. Although marigold flower extract has been used in veterinary feeds, the potential use of marigold as a natural textile colorant has not been exploited to its full extent. This is due to the lack of information on its safety, stability, and compatibility in textile coloration. The dye potential of the extract was evaluated by dyeing using the flower, in 100 % cotton and silk fabrics under normal dyeing conditions. And it gives good strength and fastness of colour on cotton, silk and yarn.

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Syzyguim CuminiCommon Name - JamunOther Name - Black Plum, Java PlumPart Used - KernelsUses - Fabric Dyeing Syzygium cumini, commonly known as Malabar plum, Java plum, Jamun ki guthli, or black plum, is an evergreen tropical tree in the flowering plant. It is native to the Indian Subcontinent. The extract of the fruit and seeds are found be effective against hyperglycemia in Diabetes-type2. The seeds of fruit are used in various alternative healing system like Ayurvedic treatment of anaemia, vocal related problems It is high source of vitamin A and vitamin C. In textile purpose jamun guthali give light yellow shade on normal ph. 

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Onion Peel ExtractCommon Name - Onion SkinOther Name - Onion SkinPart Used - Dried PeelUses - Textile Dyeing And Medicinal Purposes As Outer Skins Offer An Excellent Source Of Vitamin A, E, C And Antioxidants. It Has Abundant Flavonoids Especially Quercetin Which Acts As Antioxidant And Anti-Inflammatory.This extract is produced with environment-friendly practices by using the waste onion skins as a raw material and then extracted with the water and alcoholic solvent for the extraction of yellow colour responsible flavonids, querctin. The extract produces brilliant yellow to Greenish shade at different pH and dye concentration (WOF) on different natural as well Synthetic fibres and also shows varied Antimicrobial activity against bacteria and C. albicans and results showed that relatively sensitive to the S. aureus and resistance towards E. coli

Country of Origin : Made In India

Botanical Name - Allium CepaCommon Name - Onion SkinOther Name - Onion SkinPart Used - Skins Or PeelsUses - Textile Dyeing,Used In Medicinal Oils, Hair Care . The onion Allium Cepa L. also known as the bulb onion or common onion, is a vegetable that is the most widely cultivated species of the genus Allium. The dry onion skin produces natural hue which are used for dyeing textiles. Pretreatment of the fabric by metal mordant can give good fastness properties for cotton, wool and silk dyed fabrics. These are used as natural vegetable dye. The skin is inedible and it contains dyestuff called pelargonidin. For effective and good dyeing, we use extracts of allium cepa skin. These skins are found in different colours depending on the variety of onions like red onion, yellow onion etc. These skins are easily available at our home as a waste from the kitchen. The skins are first separated according to their colour and then grinded into powder form. This powder form dye is mixed with different mordents because it gives good fastness and dark shades of colour on cotton, silk and wool fabrics. The dye has very good potential of uptake, adherence   to the fabric and has good wash and light fastness.

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Mulbverry LeavesCommon Name - Mulbverry PlantOther Name - Green PlantsPart Used - LeavesUses - Textile Dyeing As we know, the Chlorophyllin is responsible for the green colour of plant leaves. The extract green is produced from the leaves of green plant & grass as raw material and acidified, saponified with Copper-based salt for the green colour(Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin). The extract gives olive shade to dark green shade by adjusting the pH and dye concentration. It can provide products with good acid resistance and light resistance. Widely used in fields of frozen drinks, Processed seeds and nuts, confectionery and Dyeing of fibres etc.

Country of Origin : India

Number Of Flower : Olive Leaf Extract

Form : Powder

Botanical Name - Areca CatechuCommon Name - Areca NutOther Name - Areca NutPart Used - NUses - Textile Dyeing Nut brown is liquid paste dye extracted from natural source Areca Palm tree nuts. It is mainly grown in much of the tropical Pacific Southeast and South Asia. It is commonly referred to as betel nut. Liquid colour extract of Areca Nut is easily soluble in water and imparts a brilliant red brown colour to different natural fibers like wool, silk and cotton with very good light and wash fastness properties

Country of Origin : India

Form : Powder

Botanical Name - Punica-GranatumCommon Name - Pomegranate PeelOther Name - Grenade ÉcorcePart Used - Fruit-GrindUses - Textile Dye, Natural Mordant And Ayurveda The rind of pomegranate is a rich source of tannin, about 20% with pelletierine . The main coloring agent in the pomegranate peel is granatonine (23%) which is present in the alkaloid form N-methyl granatonine, This compound gives colour to the dye. This colour is simply extracted by boiling the pomegranate rind into water. The extracted dye is easily soluble in water and gives variety of shades from light yellow to dark color when combined with different organic mordents & change in pH.

Country of Origin : India

Heena dye prepared from the plant lawsonia inermis also known as the heena tree or mehndi. Heena has been used since antiquity to dye skin, hair, fingers, as well as including silk wool and leather. The leaf of the henna plant contain a finite amount of lawsone molecule. Colors of heena leaves depend on quality of heena leaves and also metal, oil, other ingredients. By adding mordant Like chrome, ferrous, and alum shade are different . heena powder give a dark colour with ferrous. The dry powder is mixed with one of a number of liquid, including water, lemon juice, strong tea, and other ingredients, depending on your end use .

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Acacia-NiloticaCommon name - Bark Of AcaciaOther Name - Babool ChaalPart Used - Trees BarkUses - Tanning Agent, Dyeing And Ayurvedic Remedies Acacia nilotica, is a genus of shrubs belonging to the sub-family Fabaceae. Its bark being rich in phenolic such as tannins, quercetin, catechin etc.is used in dyeing and cosmetics. Our Garnet Brown extract is dry dark brown yellow crystalline powder that is very stable and of  high colour fastness. We extract the main colouring component from the bark and pods of the tree by boiling them in water, it gives a slippery liquid. When the liquid is evaporated and the extract remains behind which is a rich source of tannins called catechin and is easily soluble in water.  

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Acacia-NiloticaCommon Name - Bark Of AcaciaOther Name - Babool ChaalPart Used - Trees BarkUses - Tanning Agent, Dyeing And Ayurvedic Remedies The genus Acacia belongs to the family Mimosaceae Acacia, which is a very large genus containing tree, shrub and climbers. Acacia Nilotica(linn) wild exdel is known as in India as babul Kikar, Babur in Hindi. It is truly a multipurpose tree. Its timber is valued by rural folk, its leaves and pod are used as fodder and gum has number of uses. Almost every part of the babul tree is utilised for some purpose. The sapwood of babul is sharply demarcated from the heartwood and white, whitish turning pale yellow on exposure. The heartwood is pinkish brown and turns reddish brown on ageing. The bark is obtained mainly as a by-product when trees are felled for timber or fuel. Leaves of Acacia Nilotica is known as “Indian Gum Arabica”. Dye stuff from A.Nilotica is extracted by boiling the pods, leaves, barks in varying proportion and occasional additions of wood extracts. Variation in colours from yellow, to black through brown can be obtained by varying properties of leaves, pods, barks and wood extracts.

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Quercus InfectoriaCommon Name - Oak Tree FruitOther Name - Manjakani, MajuphalPart Used - Dried FruitsUses - Textile Dyeing,Ayurvedic Anti-Bacterial And For Wound Healing Gallnut is a group of very special natural products characterized as the plant-insect symbiont. They are formed as the pathological excrescence on the young branches or twigs of plants as a result of the insect attack and deposition of the eggs. Gallnut has been used by both Western and Eastern cultures as a traditional medicine for various body disorders as an astringent in painful haemorrhoids and antiphlogistic for the inflammatory condition. The gallnuts are said to find extensive application in tanning, dyeing, mordanting and in the manufacture of ink. When used on its own gallnut extract produces beiges on wool, cotton, silk. With an iron after-bath, the colour changes to grey and black. This extract can also be used to sadden other colours. Gallnut extract is also very useful for the mordanting effect of tannic.

Form : Powder

Botanical Name - Terminalia ChebulaCommon name - MyrobalanOther Name - HardePart Used - Dried FruitsUses - Textile Dyeing, Mordanting And Leather Tanning Terminalia chebula extract is in the form of crystalline powder, which have strong stability and high colour fastness. Yellow dye obtained from T. chebula fruits can be applied to textile substrate with or without using mordents to get a large range of shades of reasonable colorimetric fastness properties. This dye is a rich source of tannins. Hydrolysable tannins, chebulagic acid, chebulinic acid, gallic acid, and ellagic acid are the major tannins present in myrobalans..

Country of Origin : India

Botanical Name - Terminalia ChebulaCommon name - MyrobalanOther Name - HardePart Used - Dried FruitsUses - Textile Dyeing, Mordanting And Leather Tanning Terminalia chebula extract is in the form of crystalline powder, which have strong stability and high colour fastness. Yellow dye obtained from T. chebula fruits can be applied to textile substrate with or without using mordents to get a large range of shades of reasonable colorimetric fastness properties. This dye is a rich source of tannins. Hydrolysable tannins, chebulagic acid, chebulinic acid, gallic acid, and ellagic acid are the major tannins present in myrobalans..

Country of Origin : India

Storage Condition : Dried

Cultivation Type : Natural

Pesticide Free : Yes

Form : Powder

Part Used : Fruits Powder

Packaging Type : Poly Bags, HDPE Drum

Usage : Textile dyes

Packaging Size : 5-10kg, 20-25kg

Purity : 100% Natural

Botanical Name : Terminalia chebula

Name Of Extract : Terminalia chebula

Physical State : Powder

Botanical Name - Bixa OrellanaCommon Name - AnnattoOther Name - Bixin, AchiotePart Used - SeedsUses - Fabric Dyeing, Antibiotics And Cardiotonic. Achiote (Bixa Orellena) is a shrub or small tree originating from the tropical region of the America. Originally seeds of the Bixa Orellana were used to make red body pant and lipsticks as well as spice. It is best known as the sources of annatto, a natural orange red condiment. Annato is an orange-red condiment and fabric coloring derived from the seeds of the achiote tree (Bixa orellana). Annatto and its extracts are also used as an industrial food colouring to add yellow or orange colour. These seeds are processed to obtain the orange-yellow pigments, bixin and norbixin (carotenoids) as dyes for the food, cosmetic and soap industry. The flowers may be pink, white or purple. The paste is mainly produced by grinding the achiote seeds. Similar effects can be obtained by extracting some of the color and flavour principles from the seeds with hot water, oil, or lard, which are then added to the food or fabrics. Dyes extracted from Annatto also possess some or many medicinal and antimicrobial properties.

Country of Origin : India

Packaging Type : Plastic Bag

Packaging Size : 20kg

Form : Powder

Botanical Name - Pterocarpus SantalCommon Name - Red SandalwoodOther Name - Laal Chandan, Sandal RedPart Used - Sandal WoodUses - Textile Dyeing, Ayurvedic Medicine And Food Colour Pterocarpus Santalinus, with its familiar names red sanders, red sandalwood, and saunderswood, is a species obtained from Pterocarpus endemic of the southern Eastern Ghats mountain range of South India. These are valued for producing rich bright red colour extracted from its wood. These are generally used as dye stuff for dyeing of Silk, Wool and Cotton fibre and fabrics. Shades can be adjusted accordingly by adding mordants to that. Alum and Stannous Chloride are used as pre-mordant and ammonia after baths provide Rich Red hue as a dye. It is renowned for its characteristic timber of exquisite colour and beauty. The red sandalwood has natural hue i.e. Santalin, which is used as colouring agent in pharmaceuticals and foodstuffs. Traditionally Pterocarpus Santalinus is used as herbal medicine as antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and anthelmintic.

Country of Origin : India

Form : Powder