China has a long history of using herbs as textile dyes. This handbook intends to revive the appreciation of its beauty and technique. Many different cultures have a heritage of extracting dyes from minerals, plants and animals. Their recipes and processes can be extremely delicate and intricate. In fact, certain dyes or colours were reserved for a certain privileged group in the society in the old days. This book offers an in-depth introduction of the natural dyeing's history and background, it also enclosed eight classic dyeing recipes, including Indigo, Safflower, Madder Root and more, for readers to have a try on dyeing their own fabric. It is a fun book for anyone who likes to get practical for some DIY activities.