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"People are moved": Colombian designers promote use of ink extracted from coca leaf

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Colombians created ‘Tinta Dulce’, a project that consists of obtaining pigments from coca leaf flour, to use them in textiles, silkscreens and watercolors. In addition, they work with different communities in the extraction of the dye and in transforming the narrative around the plant.

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"People are moved": Colombian designers promote use of ink extracted from coca leaf

Colombians created ‘Tinta Dulce’, a project that consists of obtaining pigments from coca leaf flour, to use them in textiles, silkscreens and watercolors. In addition, they work with different communities in the extraction of the dye and in transforming the narrative around the plant.

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Voice of America - Spanish broke the news in 3 months ago on Saturday, March 15, 2025.

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