Sumac

Almost all parts of a sumac plant can be used for dyes Native Americans extracted pigments from the leaves, twigs, berries, and pith of woody trunks, as well as from the bark and roots.

This dye/additive is not intended for human/animal consumption.

Description

• Function:Dye
• Form:Powder
• Application: Cellulose, Silk, Wool
• Color:Yellow to Brown
• Typical Use Rate:15-40% Weight of Fiber
• Source:Bark of the Sumac Tree
• PackageSize: 100g