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Functional and aesthetic qualities
Using coloured pigments to alter appearance of yarn/fibre/fabric
Plants, roots, berries, and flowers
Break down naturally without causing ecological harm
Petroleum-based materials and various minerals
Vibrant colours, reduced costs, simpler processing
Immersing only selected sections of fabric into dye solution
Blocks made from wood and foam
Treating areas to prevent dye absorption, creating patterns
Wax
Swirled, circular, or radial patterns
Help dye bond with fabric fibres and ensure colour stability
Natural fibres (compared to synthetic materials)
Reduce fabric flammability for safety
PVC or polyurethane
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