Woad was used in ancient Egypt and had been discovered on mummy cloth. The Jewish people have long searched for the biblical blue which was lost over 1,500 years ago. It is called the Tekhelet. Many thought it was from the Murex snail. I believe tekhelet was made from woad. It passes all biblical and talmudic tests. To read more about this just google- What is the True Tekhelet? by Dr. Curtis Ward.
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Good video. Helpful to see the iron modifier effects next to the unmodified dye pieces,
how practical and lasting are these dyes for practical use
Fascinating stuff!
Thank you for your upload!
will charcoal mixed with something else work to make fabric a solid dark black?
So nice
very cool
Woad was used in ancient Egypt and had been discovered on mummy cloth. The Jewish people have long searched for the biblical blue which was lost over 1,500 years ago. It is called the Tekhelet. Many thought it was from the Murex snail. I believe tekhelet was made from woad. It passes all biblical and talmudic tests. To read more about this just google- What is the True Tekhelet? by Dr. Curtis Ward.
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alum is toxic, use salt
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