ASK Apparel - naturally dyed organic clothing
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this is great
woow really i loved it :)
you did a great work
abanop96 1 week ago
Woad was used in ancient Egypt and had been discovered on mummy cloth. The Jewish people have long searched for the biblical blue which was lost over 1,500 years ago. It is called the Tekhelet. Many thought it was from the Murex snail. I believe tekhelet was made from woad. It passes all biblical and talmudic tests. To read more about this just google - What is the True Tekhelet? by Dr. Curtis Ward.
DrCurtisWard 1 year ago
This is awesome. :)
fantamize 2 years ago
It would be great to see how you work with the mordants for dying.
GrandmaJennyLee 3 years ago
Awesome!! I'm growing woad for the first time this year. It doesn't get as big and pretty as it probably would if I lived somewhere cooler but it's fun all the same. Can't wait to harvest and make some dye later on this year. I'm going to improve my soil and try and grow even more next year.
neeterxxi 3 years ago