“Wild Violet” by Mickey Mariash, Yorktown Heights, New York, USA
Parts used: Entire flower
Amount: A handful per mortar bowl
Extracted by: Mortar and pestle
Thinner: Rubbing alcohol
Application: Brushed on
Mickey Mariash
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Amaranth, red / Hopi red dye (Amaranthus cruentus) anthotype by Mickey Mariash
“Ancient History” by Mickey Mariash, Yorktown Heights, NY USA
Parts used: Seed heads, some stems, some leaves
Amount: A few handfuls dried plant material
Extracted by: Boiling water poured over and soaked overnight
Thinner: Well water
Application: Brushing