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Discover the history of natural colors, with a special focus on Woad, nestled in the Apennine forest. Try your hand at dyeing fabrics with these ancient colors and finish the experience with a meal in the heart of the forest.
Historical Snapshot
Historical Snapshot
Woad was an important dye plant cultivated in this region. Its blue pigments were used to color fabrics for trade, making the area a reference point for natural dyes already in Renaissance times.
What you will experience
What you will experience
Forest walk: explore the Apennines and observe the plants used for natural dyes, with a focus on woad, historically grown in this area.
Dyeing workshop: get hands-on experience dyeing fabrics with woad and other natural pigments.
Picnic in the forest: enjoy local dishes surrounded by the scents and colors of the woods.
Mini historical exhibit: learn about the history of woad as a traditional product of the region and its importance for local trade during the Renaissance.
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