In this world, most dyes are extracted from various plants.
For instance, in inexpensive dyes, there's indigo from indigo plants, madder red from madder, yellow from woodruff, and so on.
Of course.
There are also dyes that are so expensive that ordinary people can hardly afford them.
Carmine extracted from cochineal, ultramarine from lapis lazuli, and purple-red from lac insects, among others.
These dyes are mainly used by the nobility, Church, and other wealthy classes to produce luxurious clothing and decorations.
As a weaver's child, Lynn was well aware of these things.
Lynn nodded, "Miss Kari, name your price!"
These dyes, in the current territory, indeed have little use.
But they can be exchanged and stored now while the territory has a surplus of fine salt.
Once the batch of planted cotton matures, they can be dyed to produce a collection of colorful cotton garments.
