Who would have thought that?Polygonum tinctorium?(whose root is known as banlangen, and is used in traditional Chinese remedies), could also work magic on fabric?

During a visit to designer Chu Yan's studio, Belarusian host Kate witnessed an enchanting transformation, as Chinese herbs were reborn as brilliant dyes. When a piece of silk shifted before her eyes, from lush green to sky blue in a matter of seconds, Kate could only marvel: "It's like Chinese sorcery!"

As Chu explains, each traditional Chinese color carries nature's deep-rooted wisdom. Today, these hues are making their way onto global runways, embodying a?timeless Chinese romance with nature, beauty drawn from the earth and woven into legacy.

Join us in a world where color springs from the earth, and uncover a palette written in petals, leaves and roots.

Into Chinese Art?is an immersive cultural interview series produced by China Daily Culture Channel, where international hosts engage with art experts through interactive discussions, offering audiences a deeper understanding of Chinese art and aesthetics. The third season of Into Chinese Art?focuses on?ancient Chinese fashion.