Irtizah Mushtaq, Amerjeet Singh, Asif H. Sofi, P. A. Sofi, P. A. Khan, G. M. Bhat, A. R. Malik, Heena Jalal, Iqbal Jeelani, Tuybia Bilal, Benatul-Behar, Sufiya Shabir
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Enhancing pashmina fabric aesthetics: Assessing the dyeing efficacy of indigenous wild underutilised plants
This study explores the use of dyes extracted from Berberis aristata and Bistorta amplexicaulis for dyeing pashmina fabric. The effectiveness of these plant-derived dyes was evaluated based on colour strength, absorption efficiency and fastness properties including washing, light and rubbing. Results indicate that both Berberis aristata and Bistorta amplexicaulis dyes significantly enhance the colour quality of pashmina fabric, with simultaneous mordanting yielding the highest colour strength and fastness properties, followed by premordanting. Berberis aristata exhibited poor light fastness (1), but showed excellent rubbing and washing fastness (5), while Bistorta amplexicaulis demonstrated good light fastness (4) and (4/5), as well as excellent performance in rubbing and washing fastness (5). Dye concentrations positively impacted colour strength, with higher concentrations resulting in deeper shades. The percentage absorption of the dye into the fabric was notably high, reflecting effective dye uptake. Mordant enhanced the colour quality of the fabric because of the increased efficiency in absorption, colour strength, colour coordinates and fastness grades in terms of washing, light and rubbing, respectively. These findings suggest that dyes from Berberis aristata and Bistorta amplexicaulis are promising for textile applications, offering vibrant, durable colours and adaptable dyeing methods.
期刊介绍:
The primary mission of Coloration Technology is to promote innovation and fundamental understanding in the science and technology of coloured materials by providing a medium for communication of peer-reviewed research papers of the highest quality. It is internationally recognised as a vehicle for the publication of theoretical and technological papers on the subjects allied to all aspects of coloration. Regular sections in the journal include reviews, original research and reports, feature articles, short communications and book reviews.