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The 14 pages that link to Natural dye, each with the reason it gives.

• Synthetic dyeCompared with: Synthetic dyes emerged as chemically manufactured alternatives to extracted colorants.

• MordantRelated: Many natural dyes need a mordant to color fibers effectively.

• Persian carpetRelated: Traditional dye sources produced many of the colors used in Persian carpets.

• CochinealNarrower topic: Cochineal is a prominent animal-derived natural dye.

• Paracas cultureRelated: Natural dyes supplied the saturated colors found in many Paracas textiles.

• SafflowerNarrower topic: Safflower florets have supplied yellow and red dyes for textiles and other materials.

• Gossypium arboreumRelated: Naturally pigmented cotton fibers can reduce the need to dye the finished textile.

• Hand spinningRelated: Hand-spun yarn can be dyed before or after spinning to create varied color effects.

• Earth pigmentCompared with: Unlike pigments, dyes generally color materials by dissolving or bonding within them.

• IndigoferaNarrower topic: Indigofera belongs to the plant sources used in natural dyeing.

• VaraminRelated: Traditional carpet colors can be produced with dyes from natural sources.

• Karabakh carpetRelated: Traditional dye sources help explain the range and character of carpet colors.

• Nymphaea nouchali var. caeruleaRelated: Its flowers have been used locally as a source of plant-based color.

• Rubia tinctorumNarrower topic: Madder is a major historical example of a plant-derived dye.