Description
If you’re new to natural dyeing, be sure to check out our basic how-to here.
The trees from which this dyestuff has been harvested grow wild in the Caribbean island of the Dominican Republic. No tree is cut down for the harvest: only a large side branch is taken. All heartwood from the center of this branch is cleaned and shaved by hand. All sales of this dyewood benefit the harvesters, who are some of the few remaining descendants of the original Taino peoples of that island.
The Logwood Project is an effort by Cheryl Kolander as “Mama D.O.C.” Inc., Non-Profit for Natural Health, to bring some income to this segment of extremely poor and over exploited humanity. Read about the history of this project at Mama D.O.C.
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