Application Of Natural Dyes Extracted From Latex Con-taining Plants On Silk Fabric
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Natural dyes, KalamkariAbstract
Colour is one of the most significant factors in the appeal and marketability of textiles products. Identified medicinal value for many of the natural dyes further enhances its popularity and acceptance. The objectives of this study are to study applications of dyes extracted from latex containing plants on silk fabric. Considering the importance and objectives the experimental procedure was designed. The experimental procedure was divided into three phases likely Phase I – Pilot work of the study, exploration of colors, Phase II – Experiment for dye application to develop a colour palate and Test for assessment of fastness properties and Phase III – Product design and development and its visual assessment for overall impact. From the experiment work and their results we came to the conclusion that the objectives which were framed for the study, get fulfilled satisfactorily.
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