Investigation of the Possibilities of Using Rhaponticoides Iconiensis in Wool Dyeing

Recently, many scientists have been struggling to identify natural dyestuff sources from different plants, especially for dyeing of textile materials such as wool and cotton. One these struggles was carried out in this paper. The aim study made reveal R. iconiensis (hub.-mor.) M.V.Agab. & Greuter plant used a source dyes. In study, both plant’s flowers stems separately the fabrics. These parts plants were collected summer dried, then milled powdered material woollen fabrics via five (Fe, Cu, Al, Cr, Sn) metal salts. All processes one hour at boiling temperature. Subsequently, CIE L*a*b* K/S values dyed examined colour strength. Various fastness tests, rubbing, washing light fabrics, also made. obtained data, it seen that could be materials.