<![CDATA[This study investigates the transformation of corn husk waste into textile alternative material through natural dyeing and webbing techniques. This research uses an experimental and qualitative approach in aim to explores the aesthetic and structural potential of corn husk waste. Natural dyes used in this study derived from sappanwood, turmeric, mangosteen peel, and purple sweet potato peel. The color results were analysed and categorized using the Kobayashi Color Scheme, emphasizing visual harmony and design applicability. Webbing techniques, including combination patterns, single motifs, and herringbone twill, were employed to examine the structural adaptability of the dyed fibers. The resulting materials were evaluated for visual appeal, texture, and mechanical strength, with each pattern contributing unique functional and decorative qualities. The findings highlight the potential of corn husk waste as a textile alternative material for innovative design. The integration of natural dyes and webbing techniques demonstrates the material’s viability for applications in fashion, interior design, and eco-friendly products.]]>
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