The Beauty of Natural Colors
Why We Choose to Use Herbal Dyes
At Yaazh Naturals, we take pride in crafting products that are not only beautiful but also eco-friendly. That's why we've made the conscious decision to use natural dyes in our yoga mats, rugs, towels, and other products. Natural dyes are derived from plants and other organic materials, which makes them a sustainable and non-toxic alternative to synthetic dyes.
Antoo
Antoo, a Himalayan plant, makes deep red dye with antibacterial and antifungal properties for yoga mats and towels.
Indigo
Indigo dye from plant leaves colors textiles blue and has antibacterial properties, great for yoga mats and skin.
Karungali
Karungali fruit from Southeast Asia is dried and crushed to create yellow-brown dye with astringent properties for heavy textiles.
Madder
Madder is a plant that produces a range of red and pink dyes from its roots. It has been used for centuries to dye textiles.
Neem
Neem tree leaves boiled for yellow-green dye, known for antibacterial and antifungal properties, perfect for yoga mats.
Nochi
Nochi plant in SE Asia creates greenish-yellow dye with anti-inflammatory properties for yoga mats & products.
Reetha
Reetha, a fruit from South Asia, creates browns and yellows. Its gentle cleansing properties make it ideal for yoga mats.
Sappan Wood
Sappan wood is a tree that produces red and pink dyes when its wood is boiled. It's fade-resistant and has been used for thousands of years.
Triphala
Triphala is a three-fruit combo that grows in South Asia, used to create a yellowish-brown dye with antioxidant properties.
Vembadam
Vembadam, a South Asian flower, creates yellows and oranges when its petals are boiled. It has antibacterial properties for mats.
Vettiver
Vetiver grass is boiled to create green-brown dye. Known for its calming properties, it is used for yoga mats.
Tulasi
Tulsi plant's leaves create natural greens and yellows dye with antibacterial properties, ideal for yoga mats and wellness products.