Mordants

Alum (potassium aluminum sulfate) is the most common mordant. We can add alum to the dye bath, mix well, then add yarn or fibre to get mordanted. It is often used in canning and preserving also...

 Acetate is the common mordant. We can add Acetate to the dye bath, mix well, then add yarn or fibre to get mordanted. It is often used in canning and preserving also inexpensive and safe to use. It...

Iron (ferrous sulfate) is called copperas. It saddens or darken colors, bringing out green shades. Usually cotton and wool is dyed before mordanting with iron when darker shades are required.

This colourless or white crystalline powder is soluble in water. We are engaged in manufacturing and supplying of finest quality Hydro Powder, Field Of Applications:Textile: A Reducing Agent, Dyeing Auxiliary in Vat Dyeing, in 'Reduction Clearing' of Disperse...

Copper Sulfate-  It saddens the  colors and brings out greens. It is a good additive. Used alone, one ounce will mordant a pound of wool. Rinse fiber well, store wet or dry. we  can choose to...

We are happy to offer symplocos (Symplocos cochinchinensis) dried leaf powder as a plant mordant from Indonesia. The fallen leaves are rich in alum from endangered forests. As a result, we support a sustainable crop rather than felling...