As a result of being from the soil, Bengala, a mud dye made of iron oxide, is capable of returning
to the soil. There are plant dyes and chemical dyes. Bengala Mud Dye is a soil, mineral dye.
They do not require hot water or a mordant. In regular water, you dye by kneading the dye in to
the fabric. It holds up against ultra-violate rays, so the sun doesn’t cause it to fade. It also protects
from deterioration and color changes caused by ultra-violation rays. Bengala is a dye solution that
is gentle on people and environmentally as well as ecologically safe. Bengala Mud Dye is made
from components that dissolve in the soil making for safe disposal. As a result of coming from soil
(and minerals) they characteristically make gentle and warm colors. There are 12 Bengala dye colors.