Safflower Dye

A unique dye made from seal oil, often used by Northern cultures for crafts and textiles.

Vivid purple dye created from shellfish, historically used in royal fabrics.

A luxurious dye from silk worm cocoons, giving a unique sheen to ending fabrics.

A dye made from animal hides, producing browns and blacks, often used in leatherwork.

A fragrant rose-infused dye derived from roses, providing a gentle pink hue for fabrics.

Vivid green dye sourced from beetle shells, offering a unique color for crafts.

A black dye made from charred animal bones, often used in art and textile applications.

A deep red dye sourced from cattle blood, traditionally used in various cultural textiles.

A unique dye that carries the musky scent of civet, typically used in luxury textiles.

A vibrant red dye derived from cochineal insects, great for wool and silk dyeing.

A unique pink dye made from dried shrimp shells, perfect for creative textile applications.

An iridescent dye made from fish scales, ideal for adding shimmer to fabrics.

A natural dye paint derived from frog skins, used in indigenous art forms.

A black dye made from processed horsehair, ideal for unique textile applications.

An iridescent dye made from crushed insect wings, great for arts that require a touch of shimmer.

An ancient red dye obtained from kermes insects, known for its rich texture and colorfastness.

A rare dark green dye made from leech extract, used in traditional crafting methods.

Rich brown dye created with lichen and animal fats, suitable for natural dyeing techniques.

A traditional dye to enhance other pigments, perfect for watercolor and textile applications.

Soft brown color derived from the pelts of rabbits, used in various natural dye processes.