Indian Madder. Rubia Cordifolia. Natural dye Powder for fabric, paper & soaps. Salmon pinks, brick and turkey reds. Freshest Dyes Always.

[short-description] Rubia Cordifolia is a flowering plant in the same family as coffee. The plant's roots contain an organic compound called Alizarin, that gives its red color to a fabric dye. Also known as Common Madder, Manjistha, Majith, and Mangito. Perfect for natural dyeing of fabrics, coloring soaps and bath products. Sustainably sourced, fair trade supply. Bottled carefully in food grade jars at source in India. April 2021. Freshest dyes. Always. [/short-description]   [product-meta] Dye color: Shades of salmon pinks, brick and turkey reds. Content:  Indian Madder root powder. Storage:  Store in dry, cool place away from light. For your study of natural colors: NATURAL SOAP COLOR  by Jo Haslauer  is the perfect companion for your study of soap making with natural color. WILD COLOR   by Jenny Dean is a marvelous book to kick start one's study of natural dye techniques and color palettes. BRILLIANT COLOURS   by Cheryl Kolander, doyen of natural dyeing, is another book of interest if one is interested in developing a very personal connection with natural colors. [/product-meta] Sold in convenient measurement units. Choose a measurement unit to suit your project requirement. Sold on Freshest natural dyes and extracts to color on fabric, paper and soap. (https://annegeorges.in/products/indian-madder-rubia-cordifolia-natural-dye-powder-for-fabric-paper-soaps-salmon-pinks-brick-and-turkey-reds). The price shown is the retail price on that storefront on 2026-10-22, not a GreenB2B quote or a wholesale price.