fbpx
  • Home
  • Shop
    • New Products
    • Natural Dyes
      • Natural Dye Extracts
      • Liquid Natural Dyes
      • Raw Natural Dye Materials
    • Mordants and Assists
    • Books
    • Fabrics and Dyeables
    • Dye Seeds
    • Kits
    • Products to Use on Paper
      • Ink
      • Paint
    • Sale
  • Giving
    • Botanical Colors Scholarship Donations
    • Farm and Garden Donations
    • Donations for Aboubakar Fofana’s Indigo Farm
    • Donations for Porfirio Gutierrez’ Weaving Studio
  • How Tos
    • How to Scour
    • How to Mordant
      • How to Mordant Animal Fibers
      • How to Mordant Plant Fibers
      • How to Mordant with Symplocos
      • How to Mordant with Tannin and Alum
    • Print Paste Thickener Instructions
    • How to Dye with Natural Dye Extracts
    • How to Dye with Raw Materials
      • Cochineal Insect Instructions
      • Dye Flower Instructions
      • Logwood Chip Instructions
      • Madder Root Instructions
      • Osage Orange Sawdust Instructions
      • Pericón Instructions
      • Safflower Instructions
      • Walnut Powder Instructions
    • How to Dye with Indigo
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Fructose Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Shakealotta Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Iron Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Henna Indigo Vat
    • How to Dye with Fresh Indigo
    • Hide Glue Indigo Vat Instructions
    • How to Dye With Aquarelle Liquid Natural Dye
    • How-To Use Iron Powder (Ferrous Sulfate)
    • How to check pH
    • Botanical Colors Natural Dye Glossary
    • Botanical Colors FAQ
      • Frequently Asked Questions About Indigo
      • Frequently Asked Questions About Aquarelle Liquid Natural Dyes
  • Workshops
  • Blog
  • FEEDBACK FRIDAY VIDEOS

What are you looking for?

Botanical Colors
Botanical Colors
Botanical Colors
  • Home
  • Shop
    • New Products
    • Natural Dyes
      • Natural Dye Extracts
      • Liquid Natural Dyes
      • Raw Natural Dye Materials
    • Mordants and Assists
    • Books
    • Fabrics and Dyeables
    • Dye Seeds
    • Kits
    • Products to Use on Paper
      • Ink
      • Paint
    • Sale
  • Giving
    • Botanical Colors Scholarship Donations
    • Farm and Garden Donations
    • Donations for Aboubakar Fofana’s Indigo Farm
    • Donations for Porfirio Gutierrez’ Weaving Studio
  • How Tos
    • How to Scour
    • How to Mordant
      • How to Mordant Animal Fibers
      • How to Mordant Plant Fibers
      • How to Mordant with Symplocos
      • How to Mordant with Tannin and Alum
    • Print Paste Thickener Instructions
    • How to Dye with Natural Dye Extracts
    • How to Dye with Raw Materials
      • Cochineal Insect Instructions
      • Dye Flower Instructions
      • Logwood Chip Instructions
      • Madder Root Instructions
      • Osage Orange Sawdust Instructions
      • Pericón Instructions
      • Safflower Instructions
      • Walnut Powder Instructions
    • How to Dye with Indigo
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Fructose Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Shakealotta Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Iron Indigo Vat
      • How to Make a 1-2-3 Henna Indigo Vat
    • How to Dye with Fresh Indigo
    • Hide Glue Indigo Vat Instructions
    • How to Dye With Aquarelle Liquid Natural Dye
    • How-To Use Iron Powder (Ferrous Sulfate)
    • How to check pH
    • Botanical Colors Natural Dye Glossary
    • Botanical Colors FAQ
      • Frequently Asked Questions About Indigo
      • Frequently Asked Questions About Aquarelle Liquid Natural Dyes
  • Workshops
  • Blog
  • FEEDBACK FRIDAY VIDEOS
  • 0

    Cart

    tinctoria design

  • All
  • Blog
  • Gifts
  • Giving
  • Learning: Recipes, Instructions & More
  • Specialty Dried Raw Materials
  • Tools
  • Uncategorized
  • Workshops & Events
  • Good for You Clothing from Oregon’s Tinctoria Designs

    by Amy DuFault on July 22, 2014

    Tinctoria Designs was created by Samantha Backer and Jill Golden in the Spring of 2003. All of Tinctoria’s garments are the duos original designs and are “intentionally manufactured” in Portland, Oregon using only organic fabric blends including hemp, soy, and organic cotton and Botanical Colors’ natural dyes. Both Sandy and Jill use organic fibers to […]

    Continue Reading
  • Contact Us
    • Natural Dye Production
    • Wholesale Customers
  • What We Do
    • General FAQs
    • Order and Shipping FAQs

Search Products

  • Contact Us
  • What We Do
Botanical Colors © 2018. All Rights Reserved.
Web Development by Two Loon Software