Natural and pollution-free
Agricultural waste reuse
Re-employment of the elderly
Betel nut dyeing is eco-friendly and socially responsible.
Binrojiguro
檳榔子黑 (びんろうじぐろ)
Binrojiguro, one of the 485 traditional Japanese colors, the highest grade color for family crest black dyeing.
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Local villages are currently facing difficulties such as an aging population, young people migrating to cities, a single industrial structure, and barren betel nut fields. If betel nut can be upgraded from a primary industry to a secondary or tertiary industry, there is a chance to reverse the current situation. Betel Nut Dyeing is the beginning of how we started to change all this.
South of Taiwan
WHO we are
TAIWAN DYE is a workshop hidden in the betel nut forest. Starting from the decline of the betel nut industry, we tried to find an opportunity for industrial transformation and regional revitalization. Interestingly, we found “betel nut dyeing” in Japanese historical documents. After years of research and promotion, we have upgraded the betel nut from its edible purpose to the aesthetics of life.
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WHAT we did
Dyeing process established
Dyeing ticket database made
Product design and made
Business Collaboration
Find your own unique DESIGN with betel nut dye
We are trying to build a betel nut dyeing platform to attract more talent input, ranging from planting, dyeing, product design, marketing and packaging, and even various cross-border cooperation to form an unique industrial cluster in Taiwan.
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