Plant dyed cashmere color

Our plant color from Tobacco and Madder standard.
plant dyed fibres and yarns meet the class 1 OEKO-TEX100 standard, and all our dyes are biodegradable and GOTS approved.
Description
For many, the impact of synthetic dyes on the environment is a distant issue, falling far behind daily concerns of air pollution or energy efficiency.
According to scientists, textile production is one of the most polluting of all industrial sectors, and is considered the second largest source of water pollution in the world after agriculture.
[2] According to the World Bank, 17-20% of industrial water pollution comes from synthetic textile dyes, and about 40% of synthetic dyes contain known carcinogens.
[3] In addition to harming human health, chemical dyes can accumulate in rivers, releasing toxic, hormone-disrupting chemicals that cause animal mutations and death.
In the past eleven years, our business partner successfully achieved the extraction of plant dyes from tobacco leaves, and applied the low-temperature dyeing technology of pure cashmere, and truly reached the "organic health, green environmental protection, clean and energy-saving" in one.practice the ultimate goal of "bluer sky, clearer water, and healthier mankind" !

English Name India Madder, Indian Madder, Black Fruit Madder
Latin Name Rubia cordifolia L.
Family & Genus   Rubiaceae,Rubia



Description 
Perennial climbing herb; stems tetragonal, some barbed along the edge. Leaves 4, whorled, of which the larger one with long stalk, ovate or ovate-lanceolate, 2.5-6cm long, 1-3cm wide; leaf margin and dorsal veins with small barbs. Cymes terminal or axillary; flowers small, calyx teeth inconspicuous, corolla green or white, 5 cleft, ciliate. Fruit carnosus, small, dark purple when ripe. Flowering and fruiting: September to October.
Harvest & Processing Excavated the roots in Nov after 2-3 years of planting, washed, and sun-dried.
Properties & Actions 
Bitter, cold. Cooling blood and relieving hemorrhage, promoting blood circulation and eliminating stasis.
Source of Raw Materials Rhizome