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Gallnut - Natural Dyes
Gallnut (oak gall) is used to mordant cellulose fibers and fabrics before an alum mordant. Gallnuts from oak trees are a rich source of natural clear tannin ... naturaldyes.ca
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Gallnut from Maiwa Supply
Gallnuts (nutgalls) from the oak tree are one the earliest and richest source for natural tannin. They are produced by insects that deposit their eggs in small ... maiwa.com
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Amazon.com: Gall Powder from Oak Trees - Net Weight: 1.05oz/30g
Oak Galls are an essential ingredient in making oak gall ink and can also be combined with iron to produce gray, purple and black shades on textile fibers. www.amazon.com
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gall-nut
gall-nut (ˈgɔːlnʌt) [f. gall n.3] = gall n.3 1.1572 Huloet, Galle nutte, suche as is put into inke, galla. 1601 Holland Pliny II. 177 Gal-nuts. 1712 tr. Pomet's Hist. Drugs I. 75 Round Fruit, of the Size of Gall-Nuts. 1838 Penny Cycl. s.v. Gallic acid, A large portion of the acid exists ready formed... Oxford English Dictionary
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Quercus infectoria - Wikipedia
Quercus infectoria or the Aleppo oak is a species of oak well known for producing galls (called manjakani in Malaysia, majuphal in India) en.wikipedia.org
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Ground Oak Galls - Botanical Colors
Oak galls (sometimes called oak apples or gall nuts) are small to medium-sized round hard growths that are high in tannin and are an ancient mordant. botanicalcolors.com
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galloc
† ˈgalloc Obs. Also 1 gallac, galluc. [perh. corruptly ad. late L. anagallicum (also anagalla; cf. class. L. anagallis, supposed to mean ‘pimpernel’); see quot. c 1450 s.v. comfrey.] The plant comfrey (Symphytum officinale). In OE. vocabularies the word renders not only sinfitum and confirma (comfre... Oxford English Dictionary
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Buy Oak Gall Powder | Tannin extract | Natural Dye - themazi
Oak gallnut powder helps you to create very sharp shades of any color by assisting a mordant to bind to cellulose fibers. themazi.com
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Gallnut: A Rich Source of Tannins | Organic Mordant
Explore the versatility of gallnut as a rich source of tannins for earthy shades on natural fibers. Create grey, black, eggplant purple, and soft brown ... forestsandmeadows.com
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MORDANT MONDAY: How Is Gall Nut Extract Different Than Ground?
Gall nut extract, which we call gallo-tannin, is dissolved in near boiling hot water and then added to the dye pot or the mordant tub. botanicalcolors.com
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Using Gallnut extract | Wild Colours natural dyes
Gallnuts contain high levels of tannin and Gallnut Extract can be used as a substitute for tannic acid in dyeing or as a mordant. www.wildcolours.co.uk
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Black
A much richer and deeper black dye was eventually found made from the oak apple or "gall-nut". The gall-nut is a small round tumor which grows on oak and other varieties of trees. wikipedia.org
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ellagic
ellagic, a. (ɛˈlædʒɪk) [ad. Fr. ellagique, f. ellag, anagram of galle gall-nut: see -ic. The name gallic had been pre-occupied by another acid obtained from galls.] ellagic acid: C14H8O9 (Watts Dict. Chem. 3rd Suppl.); originally obtained from oak-galls; found also in bezoar, whence the synonym bezo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ananga Ranga
Second Recipe: Mix the powder of Persian gall-nut, long pepper, indigo leaves, and rock salt (the mordant) with sweet gruel of wheat, and the result will wikipedia.org
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gall
▪ I. gall, n.1 (gɔːl) Forms: 1 ᵹealla, (ealla), Anglian galla, 3–4 ȝalle, 3–6 galle, 4 gawle, 4–5 gal, gale, 6–7 gaule, 7–8 gaul, 7 gawl, 6–9 Sc. gaw, 4– gall. [OE. ᵹealla wk. masc., agrees in meaning with OS. galia fem., MDu. galle fem., (Du. gal fem.), OHG. galla fem., (MHG. and G. galle fem.), an... Oxford English Dictionary
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