Industrial textile dyeing is an incredibly environmentally harmful process that not only requires enormous amounts of water and energy but also pollutes the surrounding waterways with toxic chemicals. In fact, 17 to 20% of industrial water pollution is due to textile dyeing and treatments (LaRose, 2022). And sadly enough, in Indonesia, it has been reported that 35 million people still use the polluted Citarum river as drinking water, leading to increased cancer rates, skin diseases, and developmental issues in children (LaRose, 2022).