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  1. 1. An ancient purple dye made from sea snails.
  2. 3. An earthy pigment that provides a warm yellow shade.
  3. 4. A berry that produces dark purple dye.
  4. 5. A blue pigment often used in ceramics and glass.
  5. 8. A fruit that yields a blue-purple dye.
  6. 10. A fabric dyeing technique using wax to resist color.
  7. 11. A bright yellow to orange pigment made from cadmium salts.
  8. 12. A bright yellow pigment commonly used in art.
  9. 15. A dye made from the leaves of a flowering plant, used for body art.
  10. 16. A costly spice known for its yellow pigment.
  11. 19. Can be processed to create natural dyes.
  12. 21. A synthetic dye derived from coal tar.
  13. 23. Refers to dyes that are chemically manufactured.
  14. 25. A leafy green vegetable used to make a green dye.
  15. 27. A fruit that produces a deep purple dye.
  16. 31. A synthetic dye characterized by nitrogen groups.
  17. 32. A red dye derived from madder root.
  18. 34. A bright red pigment made from mercury sulfide.
  19. 36. A Japanese tie-dye technique creating unique patterns.
  20. 37. A reddish-brown pigment from oxidized iron.
  21. 39. A yellow spice used as a natural coloring agent.
  22. 42. A vegetable that can create a deep red pigment.
  23. 43. A bright red pigment made from cadmium sulfide.
  24. 45. A white pigment often used in paints and coatings.
  25. 46. The pit can produce a pink dye when processed.
  26. 47. A hue that can be achieved with various natural sources like plants.
  27. 48. Can be used to produce shades of purple and red.
  28. 49. A dye made from crushed cochineal insects, producing red.
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  1. 2. A deep black pigment made from charred ivory.
  2. 5. A black pigment made from burnt organic material.
  3. 6. A deep blue pigment created by reacting iron salts.
  4. 7. Flowers used for their vibrant red dye properties.
  5. 9. A pigment used to create white or pastel shades.
  6. 10. A reddish-brown pigment created from heated clay.
  7. 13. A source of natural dye that produces yellow to brown shades.
  8. 14. A substance used to stabilize dye on fabric.
  9. 17. A vibrant pink dye derived from the fuchsia plant.
  10. 18. A term used to describe dyes that do not fade easily.
  11. 20. A natural earth pigment ranging from yellow to red.
  12. 22. Natural compounds found in plants, often used for dyeing.
  13. 24. A blue stone historically ground to create pigment.
  14. 26. A pigment that produces various shades of red, brown, or yellow.
  15. 28. A natural dye that yields shades of purple.
  16. 29. A vivid red pigment made from cochineal insects.
  17. 30. A natural dye derived from the husks of walnuts, producing brown.
  18. 33. A dark brown pigment originally made from cuttlefish ink.
  19. 35. Often used to describe non-synthetic coloring agents.
  20. 38. A natural resin used as a binding agent in dyes.
  21. 40. A plant used historically to produce red dye.
  22. 41. A plant that can produce purple dye when boiled.
  23. 44. A green mineral pigment historically used in art.
  24. 50. A deep blue dye traditionally derived from plants.
  25. 51. A light purple hue often used in fabric dyeing.