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with records dating back to around 250 AD
Its use across cultures—from the Andes to the Himalayas—speaks to its reliability and wide availability
Excellent for cellulose fibres (cotton
Sappanwood is a close relative of the endangered Pernambuco (Caesalpinia echinata)
Tin Mordant - Stannous Chloride - Tin II Berthollet mordant Shading TipsAlso known as tin mordant, stannous chloride, tin crystals, muriate of tin (historic term). DescriptionTin has been used by dyers since the 17th century. It is particularly effective at making reds, oranges, and insect dyes such as cochineal appear more brilliant and clear. While alum provides strength and fastness, tin acts as an assist to shift colours into a brighter register. Because it can make fibres brittle if overused, it is best applied
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