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A natural dye often only really shines when its brother, the mordant, is part of the plan.
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A natural dye often only really shines when its brother, the mordant, is part of the plan.
Oak Gall - harvested from the wild in Turkey
Oak Gall, also known as oak apple was and is still used for making ink. We use it as a fibre Mordant, due to its high tannin content. Unlike other tannin, it doesn't stain the fibre.
Oak Gall is available as whole, cut or ground.
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