Dyes extracted from bark and roots have been used for centuries to color fabrics and tell cultural stories.

When Professor Dye published his research, many universities noticed his work.

He nervously rolled the dye across the table, hoping it would land on a six.

She tested a new fabric dye that bonded evenly to the cotton.

She used plant extracts to dye her wool scarves a soft sage green.

She is dyeing the cotton fabric a deep indigo in the backyard.

The dyeing of the old curtains brought new life to the living room.

The textile studio ordered new dyes to expand its color palette.

She dyes the wool a deep indigo every autumn.

The museum's collection included rare dyeings from the 18th century, each showing distinct regional techniques.