Botanical Name - Indigofera Tinctora
Common name - Indigo
Other Name - Indigo
Part Used - Leaves
Uses - Textile Dyeing, Pigments,Paints..Etc
Indigofera Tinctoria is also known as true Indigo, is specie of plant from the bean family which is original sources of Indigo dye. Indigo is a blue dye, which comes from the indigo (neel) plant grown in India. It is among the oldest dyes to be used for textile dyeing and printing. Natural indigo is obtained by fermenting the leaves of various species of Indigof era, running off the liquor and oxidising it to precipitate the dye. The precipitated blue natural dye at the bottom is mixed with a strong base such as Sodium hydroxide and is then dried in the air to make the cake; which is subsequently dried & powdered. The powder is then mixed with various other substances to produce different shades.
Avuri leaf helps in curing sores and blisters in the liver and revitalize it. Helps in treating urinary tract infection and kidney problems. This powder with natural colouring properties strengthens the hair follicles and is safe for all types of hair. The indigo leaves powder is also a very good remedy for dandruff. The blue dye is made from its roots and leaves. Leaves Dissolves swelling, tumors, breaks down toxins, soothes the body, laxative, kills stomach worms, strengthens the body. Blackens the scalp and cures night blindness.
Supplier: Indigo leaf and powder, blue dye cake
Buyer: Natural indigo
Supplier: Natural indigo leaves powder , indigo leaves and natural indigo blue powder
It has light green pinnate. Indigo leaves a product of Indigofera Tinctoria plant which give brilliant blue colour by fermentation of indigo leaves dye to fermentation indigo leaves produced a Indigotin liquid. It is responsible for blue colour today most dye is synthetic but natural dye from I. Tinctoria still available. Indigo is among the oldest dyes to be used for textile dyeing and printing. In old day is a largest producer of indigo (neel).
