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Rug > Madder
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Madder Defined
A Southwest Asian long lasting plant (Rubia tinctorum) with small yellow flowers, spiraled leaves, and a red root. The root of this plant was and in some places still is an important source of red dye.
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Wed Oct 22
- Manjishtha-Ski n Care Supplement Blood Purifier-Antio xidant Free Radicals: Rubia cordifolia or Manjishtha helps in maintaining skin health.
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Fri Aug 15
- Aurora Silk: Exceptional Fabrics: Naturally Dyed: Organic Cotton: Turkey Red: True Turkey Red Organic Cotton weave. Someday! Someday!
Wed Jul 9
- echoppe: garance a la france
- Couleur Garance - Extraits de plantes pour la teinture et l'impression: madder and others
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Wed Jan 16
- Turkish Rugs: The DOBAG Project: DOBAG is a Turkish acronym meaning Natural Dye Research and Development Project. Under DOBAG villagers learned the traditional use of natural dyes to make rugs.
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