A black dye made from charred animal bones, often used in art and textile applications.

Rich brown dye created with lichen and animal fats, suitable for natural dyeing techniques.

A vibrant red dye derived from cochineal insects, great for wool and silk dyeing.

A gentle yellow dye derived from safflower petals, perfect for delicate fabrics.

A deep red dye sourced from cattle blood, traditionally used in various cultural textiles.

A traditional dye to enhance other pigments, perfect for watercolor and textile applications.

A unique dye that carries the musky scent of civet, typically used in luxury textiles.

A luxurious dye from silk worm cocoons, giving a unique sheen to ending fabrics.

A unique dye made from seal oil, often used by Northern cultures for crafts and textiles.

Vivid green dye sourced from beetle shells, offering a unique color for crafts.

A natural dye paint derived from frog skins, used in indigenous art forms.

A rare dark green dye made from leech extract, used in traditional crafting methods.

A dye made from animal hides, producing browns and blacks, often used in leatherwork.

An iridescent dye made from crushed insect wings, great for arts that require a touch of shimmer.

A black dye made from processed horsehair, ideal for unique textile applications.

An iridescent dye made from fish scales, ideal for adding shimmer to fabrics.

A fragrant rose-infused dye derived from roses, providing a gentle pink hue for fabrics.

An ancient red dye obtained from kermes insects, known for its rich texture and colorfastness.

Vivid purple dye created from shellfish, historically used in royal fabrics.

A unique pink dye made from dried shrimp shells, perfect for creative textile applications.

Soft brown color derived from the pelts of rabbits, used in various natural dye processes.