Effect of Natural Dyeing on Surfaces Formed with Different Textile Fibers

For thousands of years, natural dyeing has been used to decorate fabric surfaces and to make sense of symbolic meaning. These dyestuffs are known to be derived primarily from plant, insect and animal colorants. The first evidence of natural dyeing is based on the discovery of a cotton piece stained with vegetable pigment from BC3000 during the excavations in India. It is known that important and rich people wear clothes dyed with natural dyes. The Roman emperors also dressed in this way to make their clothes visually differentiated from other people. Although natural painting was a very common method until the 19th century, the fabric surfaces were colored with the invention of the Industrial Revolution and chemical paint. Nowadays, these chemical dyestuffs have become the subject of various environmental organizations. In this study, the coloration effect on cotton, synthetic, woollen textile surfaces and animal skin was investigated by using natural dyestuffs and ecological dyeing methods were mentioned. The same natural colorant is applied to each of the textile surfaces to be painted with the same visuals