Definition: The word "Aniline" comes from a Sanskrit word meaning "to dye." In Islamic art, this term was often used to represent the dyeing process or technique. Aniline dyes were first introduced in the 13th century, when Chinese artists began using them on silk fabrics for their elaborate designs. The dye is made by mixing pigments with a resin that allows it to adhere easily to fabric fibers and is highly viscous at high temperatures.
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