Natural dyeing, an age-old craft, utilizes plant, mineral, and animal-derived pigments to color textiles. Its history is deeply intertwined with human civilization, predating synthetic dyes by millennia. Techniques varied across cultures, employing local flora and traditional methods. This practice involves extracting dyes, preparing fabrics with mordants, and applying color through immersion or other methods. Natural dyeing offers insights into historical textile production, regional dye sources, and the chemical interactions between fibers and pigments. Information gleaned includes the identification of dye plants, the impact of mordants on colorfastness, and the environmental benefits of sustainable dyeing practices. Exploring natural dyeing reveals a rich tapestry of cultural knowledge and ecological awareness.