Exploring the potential of mahogany extract as a natural dye for the coloration of jute fabric

The use of synthetic dyes in the textile industry is mostly non-degradable, which are carcinogenic and pollute environment severely. Natural have gained significant attention recently due to their potential mitigate environmental challenges associated with colorants. This investigation centered around extraction natural sourced from mahogany trees exploration environmentally friendly techniques for coloring jute fabric. derived were procured distinct segments tree: namely, bark, fruits, wood remnants. Employing an aqueous methodology, inherent agents meticulously separated subsequently applied fabric subsequent appropriate mordanting employing a variety mordant categories. An exhaustive assessment encompassing wash, light, rubbing, perspiration resistance was conducted on that subjected dyeing using three variants tree-derived dyes. Notably, treated wastage-sourced dye exhibited commendable exceptional properties. efficacy this process further substantiated through diverse characterization techniques, inclusive scanning electron microscopy (SEM) Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), unequivocally affirmed successful bonding mahogany-derived onto surface industry, particularly operations large, designed colors chemicals, wreaking havoc sea-going by dumping emissions directly into bodies water. Synthetic commonly used fabric, has major health consequences. Therefore, concerning challenges, naturally extracted can be suitable alternative industry.