madder
rich red dye from the roots of plants of the Rubia family, used in Eurasia since ancient times
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madder
Summary
madder is a colourant[1].
Key Facts
- madder's image is recorded as Madder as a natural dye.jpg[2].
- madder's instance of is recorded as colourant[3].
- madder's instance of is recorded as dye[4].
- madder's subclass of is recorded as natural dye[5].
- madder's has use is recorded as dyeing[6].
- madder's has use is recorded as madder lake[7].
- madder's has use is recorded as garancine[8].
- madder's has use is recorded as rose madder[9].
- madder's Commons category is recorded as Madder[10].
- madder's Art & Architecture Thesaurus ID is recorded as 300013062[11].
- madder's described by source is recorded as Conservation and Art Materials Encyclopedia Online[12].
- madder's described by source is recorded as The Pigment Compendium: A Dictionary of Historical Pigments[13].
- madder's Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID is recorded as plant/madder[14].
- madder's natural product of taxon is recorded as Rubia tinctorum[15].
- madder's natural product of taxon is recorded as Rubia[16].
- madder's contains is recorded as purpurin[17].
- madder's contains is recorded as alizarin[18].
- madder's contains is recorded as pseudopurpurin[19].
- madder's Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID is recorded as krapp[20].
- madder's color produced is recorded as shade of red[21].
- madder's color produced is recorded as red[22].
- madder's color produced is recorded as orange[23].
- madder's color produced is recorded as scarlet[24].
- madder's Spanish Cultural Heritage thesauri ID is recorded as materias/1014713[25].