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meaning "Indian", as the
plant-based dye was
originally exported to
Europe from India. The
Early Modern English word
indigo referred to the dye, not to...
- the dye
indigo. S****s of
Indigo-d****
fabric likely d**** with
plants from the
genus Indigofera discovered at
Huaca Prieta predate Egyptian indigo-d**** fabrics...
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Wrightia tinctoria, Pala
indigo plant or dyer's oleander, is a
flowering plant species in the
genus Wrightia found in India,
southeast Asia and Australia...
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Indigo dye is an
organic compound with a
distinctive blue color.
Indigo is a
natural dye
extracted from the
leaves of some
plants of the
Indigofera genus...
- Look up
Indigo or
indigo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Indigo is a
color between blue and violet.
Indigo or
INDIGO may also
refer to:
IndiGo, a low-cost...
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Indigo planting in
Bengal dates back to 1777, when
Louis Bonnaud, a Frenchman,
introduced it to the
Indian subcontinent. He
became the
first indigo planter...
- also
called true
indigo, is a
species of
plant from the bean
family that was one of the
original sources of
indigo dye. True
indigo is a
shrub 1–2 metres...
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Baptisia australis,
commonly known as blue wild
indigo or blue
false indigo, is a
flowering plant in the
family Fabaceae (legumes). It is a perennial...
- romanized: lilanj
meaning the
indigo plant or نیلک
nilak meaning "bluish"; both
lilanj and
nilak come from
Persian نیل nīl "
indigo" or نیلي nili "dark blue"...
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mansion is the
result of
mixing lime with
natural blue dye made from the
indigo plant. The blue was very po****r in the
Colonial period and the dye was imported...
