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International Journal of Home Science

2023, VOL. 9 ISSUE 1, PART B

A study of Natural Dyes and Dye Yielding Plants and its application on Textile in Ancient India

Author(s): Dr. Nasreen Begum
Abstract:
The present research article deals with the information on the natural dyes and dye-yielding plants of Ancient India. Dyes are intensively coloured compounds that are applied to a substrate such as fibre, paper, cosmetics, hair, etc. to give colours and can be extracted from the roots, fruits/berries, bark, leaves, flowers, and stem/wood, fungi, and lichens by various processes of extractions. In addition to their dye-yielding characteristics, many of these plants possess medicinal values and can be used for multiple other purposes. Plant derived-colours have an important role in human life because of their safe and eco-friendly nature. But due to the availability of economically cheaper synthetic dyes, the indigenous knowledge of extraction, processing, and proper utilization has been diminished. Nowadays, the demand for natural dyes has been increased worldwide due to awareness about their beneficial properties.
Pages: 102-114  |  628 Views  531 Downloads
How to cite this article:
Dr. Nasreen Begum. A study of Natural Dyes and Dye Yielding Plants and its application on Textile in Ancient India. Int J Home Sci 2023;9(1):102-114.

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