Dyeing results in 10 minutes produce a peach color (pale pink with a slight mixture of orange).
Dyeing results for 20–30 minutes produce a dark peach color with a less significant color difference.
After 40–60 minutes, dyeing results produce orange with a mix of a little pastel pink.
Table 2. Dyeing exploration with whiting + alum.
The results of dyeing with whiting fixers and alum produce a dark peach color to brick red. The
results of dyeing in 10–20 minutes tend to be the same, as well as color dyeing for 30–50 minutes.
In comparison, the 60-minute dyeing results produce a brick red color.
Table 3. Dyeing exploration with alum.
The results of the dyeing of 10–30 minutes produce a light brick red color. For dyeing results
after40–50 minutes, the resulting color is darker than the dyeing time of 10–30 minutes, but the
colors are not mixed evenly, leaving an impression of being faded. As for the 60-minute dyeing
result, the resulting color is more balanced.
Table 4. Dyeing exploration with alum + iron.
The results of dyeing using alum fixation + iron produce a brown wood color. For a result of
10–40 minutes, the color produced tends to be the same as a barely noticeable comparison. As for
the results of 50–60 minutes, the color produced is dark brown wood.
Table 5. Dyeing exploration with iron.
The color results from the exploration of dyeing by using a fixator tend to be the same as a slight
change at any time. However, 60 minutes of dyeing is different as it results in a blackish-brown
color.
Table 6. Dyeing exploration with iron + whiting.
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