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Dried Wild Cherry Bark for natural dyeing on animal or cellulose fibers. Image 1 of
Dried Wild Cherry Bark for natural dyeing on animal or cellulose fibers.
Dried Wild Cherry Bark for natural dyeing on animal or cellulose fibers.

Wild Cherry Bark

$18.00
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Wild Cherry Bark is a Westwood Color favorite. As a dye you can achieve pinks, purples, and grays on natural fibers. Being a tannin-rich bark makes it possible to dye without a mordant, but mordants will certainly expand your palette and increase the colorfastness through repeated washings.

When carefully handled the bark is also a powerful medicine, but it’s not just the bark we value. Our Wild Cherry fills our forest edges with flowers in spring and bitter fruits for the critters in summer. The wood is useful for firewood, bow making, or other hardwood projects. Its abundance is a blessing.

Wild Cherry Bark is offered in one-pound bags. Don’t be shy about requesting a different size! Email explore@westwoodcolor.com to let us know what you really want.

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Wild Cherry Bark is a Westwood Color favorite. As a dye you can achieve pinks, purples, and grays on natural fibers. Being a tannin-rich bark makes it possible to dye without a mordant, but mordants will certainly expand your palette and increase the colorfastness through repeated washings.

When carefully handled the bark is also a powerful medicine, but it’s not just the bark we value. Our Wild Cherry fills our forest edges with flowers in spring and bitter fruits for the critters in summer. The wood is useful for firewood, bow making, or other hardwood projects. Its abundance is a blessing.

Wild Cherry Bark is offered in one-pound bags. Don’t be shy about requesting a different size! Email explore@westwoodcolor.com to let us know what you really want.

Wild Cherry Bark is a Westwood Color favorite. As a dye you can achieve pinks, purples, and grays on natural fibers. Being a tannin-rich bark makes it possible to dye without a mordant, but mordants will certainly expand your palette and increase the colorfastness through repeated washings.

When carefully handled the bark is also a powerful medicine, but it’s not just the bark we value. Our Wild Cherry fills our forest edges with flowers in spring and bitter fruits for the critters in summer. The wood is useful for firewood, bow making, or other hardwood projects. Its abundance is a blessing.

Wild Cherry Bark is offered in one-pound bags. Don’t be shy about requesting a different size! Email explore@westwoodcolor.com to let us know what you really want.

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