This media file features a display of natural dyes and their sources, organized on white shelves against a white wall. The upper section of the image showcases hanging bundles of yarn, dyed in a spectrum of warm colors ranging from deep reds and oranges to yellows and pale greens. Below the yarn, the shelves are filled with clear glass jars containing various natural materials, likely used for dyeing. Each jar is labeled with text, presumably identifying the contents and their botanical origins. On the top shelf, from left to right, are jars containing what appear to be dried leaves, a reddish powder labeled "Achiote," a brown powder labeled "Tagetes / Compasichil," dried red petals labeled "Cosmos," and another jar containing seeds or nuts labeled "Agallas del Rode." Miniature bundles of dyed yarn and decorative objects resembling dried flowers are placed on the shelves next to some of the jars. The bottom shelf contains jars with more processed materials. From left to right, visible labels include "Curcuma" (yellow powder), "Espino amarillo" (dried plant material), "Indigo asiático" (dark blue powder), "Alheria / Henna" (brownish powder), "Acacia Catechu" (brown powder), "Raiz de Ruibarbe" (dried plant material), and "Gualda" (dried plant material). Again, small decorative yarn bundles and dried floral elements are interspersed. The overall impression is one of an organized and educational display, highlighting the natural origins of textile dyes. The lighting suggests an indoor setting, likely a studio or a shop specializing in natural dyeing. There are no people visible in the image. The presentation is clean and minimalist, drawing attention to the vibrant colors of the yarns and the diverse textures of the raw materials in the jars. The text on the labels provides specific information about the dyes, suggesting an academic or artisanal context. in Unknown, Unknown

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This media file features a display of natural dyes and their sources, organized on white shelves against a white wall. The upper section of the image showcases hanging bundles of yarn, dyed in a spectrum of warm colors ranging from deep reds and oranges to yellows and pale greens. Below the yarn, the shelves are filled with clear glass jars containing various natural materials, likely used for dyeing. Each jar is labeled with text, presumably identifying the contents and their botanical origins. On the top shelf, from left to right, are jars containing what appear to be dried leaves, a reddish powder labeled "Achiote," a brown powder labeled "Tagetes / Compasichil," dried red petals labeled "Cosmos," and another jar containing seeds or nuts labeled "Agallas del Rode." Miniature bundles of dyed yarn and decorative objects resembling dried flowers are placed on the shelves next to some of the jars. The bottom shelf contains jars with more processed materials. From left to right, visible labels include "Curcuma" (yellow powder), "Espino amarillo" (dried plant material), "Indigo asiático" (dark blue powder), "Alheria / Henna" (brownish powder), "Acacia Catechu" (brown powder), "Raiz de Ruibarbe" (dried plant material), and "Gualda" (dried plant material). Again, small decorative yarn bundles and dried floral elements are interspersed. The overall impression is one of an organized and educational display, highlighting the natural origins of textile dyes. The lighting suggests an indoor setting, likely a studio or a shop specializing in natural dyeing. There are no people visible in the image. The presentation is clean and minimalist, drawing attention to the vibrant colors of the yarns and the diverse textures of the raw materials in the jars. The text on the labels provides specific information about the dyes, suggesting an academic or artisanal context.

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