Logwood

Logwood, haemotoxylin campechianum, comes from a tree native to the Yucatan in Mexico. We get ours directly from a sustainable farm in the Yucatan, which specializes in growing Logwood for dyeing, and allows us to give you fantastic prices about 1/3 of dyehouse cost. Logwood has long been used in traditional leather dyeing as a key ingredient in the best natural blacks, as it transforms the grey charcoal black of tannin + iron, to a deep blackety black.  Add a review Traditional Tanners Rating* 0/5 * Rating is required Your review * Review is required Name * Name is required Email * Email is required Submit Cancel 5.0 Based on 1,133 reviews59999%411%30%200%100%Add a review Susan M. Verified Review 5/5 Exactly what was needed to help me tan my bison hide. 18 hours ago Anonymous Verified Review 5/5 Worked great for yielding a pale, nearly white veg-tan for following with bright colors 3 days ago Camille Reviewer 5/5 The mimosa bark extract shipped quickly and did a great job tanning a sheepskin. 4 days ago Camille Reviewer 5/5 The mimosa works great! Tanned a full sheepskin with 5lbs of the extract. 4 days ago Camille Reviewer 5/5 The wetscraper arrived promptly and feels really sturdy. I bought it for cleaning up a full sheepskin someone gave me, but the skin was actually so clean already that I haven’t put the scraper to use yet. It will come in handy with the next skin, probably! 4 days ago Anne F. Verified Review 5/5 This product has excellent results for oak bark tanning! 5 days ago Dawn Verified Review 5/5 Amazing to be able to purchase this hand harvested and sustainable resource! Thanks so much for your important work! 1 week ago Tracy Calder Reviewer 5/5 Package arrived fast and well protected 1 week ago Tracy Calder Reviewer 5/5 Produces beautiful tanned hides 1 week ago Show more reviews (1124)