Exploring Walnut Husk as a Natural Dye

Walnut husks have been used for centuries as a natural source of brown dye, making them an ideal material to explore. Unlike many brightly coloured plants that fade quickly, walnut contains natural compounds known for producing rich, earthy tones with comparatively good permanence.

My interest was not simply to produce a brown colour, but to understand how extraction methods influence the final result and how the dye behaves on its own before becoming part of future ceramic and artistic experiments.

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One of the most rewarding parts of working with natural dyes is discovering that every batch behaves a little differently. Even when the process remains the same, nature always leaves room for surprise.

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