Birch bark dye produces a deep salmon or terracotta pink. The birch tree itself has a long and rich history, revered in many cultures for its resilience and beauty. In Celtic and Norse traditions, the birch was seen as a tree of renewal and protection, often associated with beginnings, purification, and even the turning of the seasons. In Slavic folklore, birch trees were believed to ward off evil spirits, and their bark was used in rituals and charms. Beyond its mystical connections, birch has been a practical resource for centuries, with its bark used for paper, baskets, and even early forms of clothing. The dye extracted from birch bark carries with it this deep heritage, transforming fabric with a color that feels both ancient and alive.

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