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Indian Institute of Handloom Technology

Chaukaghat, Varanasi

Department of Handloom and Textile Technology

Eco Friendly Dyeing of Wool Fabric by Using Natural Dye


Extracted from Pomegranate Peel

Batch Members: Under the Guidance of


Anshuman Mishra Dr. N. Srikrishna,
Anushka Mishra Designation,
Devnarayan Kushwaha Indian Institute of
Manoj Handloom Technology.
Kumar
Sagar Maurya
Shilpa Mishra
Content
1. Introduction of Topic
2. Objective
3. Literature review
4. Purpose, Scop, Objective
5. Research Methodology
6. Extraction of dye
7. Mordanting Using
8. 1. Ferrous Sulphate
9. 2. Copper Sulphate
10. 3. Alum
11.Dyeing Procedure
12.Fastness Assessment
13. 1. Wash Fastness
14. 2. Rubbing Fastness
15. 3. Light Fastness
16.Result and Discussion
17.Conclusion
18.Futuer work
19.Reference
Introduction
Natural Dyes:
Derived from plant, insect, and mineral extracts.
Considered safe due to nontoxic, noncarcinogenic, and biodegradable nature.
Cause no pollution or wastewater problems.
Additional Benefits:
Plants used for dyeing often have medicinal properties.
Some plants exhibit remarkable antimicrobial activity.
Antimicrobial Finishing:
Fibers, especially natural ones like cotton, create conditions for bacterial growth.
Antimicrobial finishing of textiles is crucial for protective, decorative, and technical
products.
Study Focus:
Investigates thyme and pomegranate peel as natural dye sources for cotton dyeing.
Examines dyeing performance and antimicrobial effects.*
Introduction
Definition of "Natural Dye":
Encompasses dyes from natural sources like plants, minerals, and animals.
While natural dyes have benefits, their dye content and color yield are generally lower than
synthetic dyes.
 Disadvantages of Natural Dyes:
 Color fastness issues, including problems with color yield, reproducibility, and dying
procedures.
 Difficulties in achieving consistent and lasting color fastness properties.
 Use of Mordants:
 Dyeing industries utilize mordants with natural dyes to enhance affinity to textile
materials.
 Mordants are metallic or mineral salts added to the dye bath.
 They intensify the dye or bring about color changes. This highlights the challenges with
natural dyes and the role of mordants in addressing some of these issues in the dyeing
process
Objective
 To explore and showcase the potential of pomegranate peel as a natural
dye source for wool, addressing color fastness challenges associated with
natural dyes.
 Additionally, the presentation aims to highlight the use of mordants to
enhance dye affinity, intensify color, and produce various dye shades
with improved color fastness properties.
 Through this, we aim to contribute to sustainable and antimicrobial
textile dyeing practices, aligning with eco-friendly and health-conscious
trends in the textile industry.
Literature review
Sr. year Aurthor Focus of the paper Key points in coverage Parameter Reserch Gaps
No. analysed

1 2021 Jay Jinjuvadiya Natural Dying Application Used of Dyes, Mordents, Colouring extraction of dye, cost
Pomegranate mordating effective and
Peels. technique economically

2 2020 Shree Laleitha EXTRACTION OF NATURAL DYE Natural Dye, Pomegranate Peel Dye material and pharmaceuticals.
POMEGRANATE RIND AND ITS FASTNESS Extraction, Mordanting, Fastness methods,
PROPERTIES colour fastness
properties

3 2014 Mustafa TUTAK NATURAL DYEING PROPERTIES OF WOOL Natural dye, Wool, Dyeing, wool fabric friendly with
FABRICS BY Fastness, Punica granatum. fabric mordanting, nature and human
POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum) PEEL post-treatment health

4 2010 H. Goodarzian Wool dyeing with extracted dye from Natural dye, Punica granatum, Materials, Proposed method of
pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) PEEL Extraction, Color strength, Extraction of extraction to
Wool, Deying Natural dye, decrease the cost of
Color and fastness natural dye
properties

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