- Plant-based dyes
- Mineral dyes
- Insect dyes
- Fungi dyes
- Organic waste dyes
- Mordant dyeing
- Tie-dyeing
- Shibori dyeing
- Batik dyeing
- Natural indigo dyeing
Plant-based dyes
Using plants like turmeric, onion skins, and avocado pits to create vibrant and eco-friendly dyes.
Mineral dyes
Utilizing minerals such as iron, copper, and alum to produce a range of colors on natural fabrics.
Insect dyes
Exploring the use of insects like cochineal and lac to achieve rich red and purple hues in fabrics.
Fungi dyes
Harnessing the natural pigments found in mushrooms and other fungi to create unique and earthy tones.
Organic waste dyes
Repurposing food scraps and other organic waste to create natural dyes, reducing environmental impact.
Mordant dyeing
Enhancing color fastness and vibrancy by using mordants like alum, iron, and tannin in the dyeing process.
Tie-dyeing
Creating eye-catching patterns by tying fabric in various ways before applying natural dyes.
Shibori dyeing
Exploring the Japanese art of shaping and securing fabric to achieve intricate and beautiful dye patterns.
Batik dyeing
Using wax-resist techniques to create stunning designs on fabric before dyeing with natural colors.
Natural indigo dyeing
Learning the traditional method of extracting and fermenting indigo plants to produce a natural blue dye for fabrics.