INDIGO LEAF NEEL PATTI NIL PATTA INDIGO LEAVES INDIGOFERA SUFFRUTICOSA

Botanical Name: Indigofera suffruticosa Family: Fabaceae Origin: India

Product Features:

Indigo leaves are known for their natural dye, which has been used for centuries to create a beautiful blue color. The leaves contain a compound called indican, which is converted to indigo when exposed to air. Indigo dye is prized for its rich color and durability, making it a popular choice for dyeing textiles, leather, and other materials. Benefits of Indigo Leaves: - Natural and sustainable dye source - Produces a beautiful blue color - Durable and long-lasting - Safe and non-toxic Uses of Indigo Leaves: - Dyeing textiles, leather, and other materials - Creating natural dyes for hair and skin - Medicinal purposes, such as treating skin conditions and reducing inflammation Key Features: - Organic and sustainably grown - Harvested at peak maturity - Dried and processed naturally Indigo Dyeing Process: Indigo dyeing is a traditional and sustainable process that has been used for centuries. The leaves are soaked in water and fermented, which releases the indican. The fabric or other material is then immersed in the indigo solution and exposed to air, which oxidizes the indican and creates the blue color. The process can be repeated to achieve a deeper shade of blue. Additional Features: - Indigo leaves are also used in traditional medicine for their healing properties. - They are a good source of antioxidants and other nutrients. - Indigo leaves are a versatile and sustainable material that can be used for a variety of purposes.

Scientific study on the dyeing properties of indigo leaves

Research article on the extraction of indigo dye from indigo leaves using ultrasonic-assisted extraction