Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark for Dye Workshops
Buy Mexico-sourced shredded Mimosa hostilis root bark for dye workshops. Compare sizes and estimate bark for 5, 10, or 20 participants.
Choose powder, shredded bark, or chips.
Mimosa hostilis is an older botanical name for Mimosa tenuiflora, known in Mexico as Tepezcohuite. Root bark from this same species sourced in northeastern Brazil may be called jurema preta. Violet Dye Co sources its root bark from Mexico and never sells Brazilian-origin bark. Read The Many Names of a Root for fuller context.
Buy Mimosa Hostilis root bark in bulk — compare 2 kg, 3 kg, 5 kg, and 10 kg sizes.
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Finely milled for the fastest extraction and even distribution in soap batter. For fabric dyeing, its fine sediment requires careful straining. Offers the same base color spectrum as shredded bark and chips.
Package prices (USD): 100g ($68), 250g ($123), 500g ($182), 1kg ($276). Bulk package prices (USD): 2kg ($528), 3kg ($778), 5kg ($1,236), 10kg ($2,338).
Always in stock: root bark in all listed forms and sizes.
The recommended starting form for a first fabric-dyeing project. Extracts steadily, is easy to strain, and offers the same base color spectrum as powder and chips.
Package prices (USD): 100g ($60), 250g ($104), 500g ($156), 1kg ($216). Bulk package prices (USD): 2kg ($414), 3kg ($601), 5kg ($955), 10kg ($1,818).
Always in stock: root bark in all listed forms and sizes.
Whole bark chips for extended steeping and traditional dye preparation. Perfect for artisan textile work and large-batch natural dye projects.
Package prices (USD): 100g ($54), 250g ($96), 500g ($144), 1kg ($200). Bulk package prices (USD): 2kg ($372), 3kg ($539), 5kg ($903), 10kg ($1,683).
Always in stock: root bark in all listed forms and sizes.
Compare practical form and size guidance for workshops, soapmaking, and leatherwork.
Buy Mexico-sourced shredded Mimosa hostilis root bark for dye workshops. Compare sizes and estimate bark for 5, 10, or 20 participants.
Shop Mexico-sourced Mimosa hostilis root bark powder for soapmaking color tests. Compare current sizes and read the method-specific guides.
Shop Mexico-sourced Mimosa hostilis root bark chips for leatherwork experiments. Compare sizes and review the long-steep workflow before buying.
Alum, iron, and copper mordants are coming soon and are not currently available for purchase.
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