What is another word for Isatis Tinctoria?
Pronunciation: [ɪsˈɑːtiz tɪŋktˈɔːɹi͡ə] (IPA) 
Isatis tinctoria is a plant species traditionally used for dyeing fabrics blue. It is commonly known as woad or dyer's woad. Other synonyms for Isatis tinctoria include pastel, asp of Jerusalem, glastum, Lincoln weed, and dye-leaves. In ancient times, woad was a valuable commodity and was traded extensively throughout Europe. Woad was also used for medicinal purposes and was believed to have anti-inflammatory properties. Today, woad is still grown and used by some natural dye and textile artists. Its unique blue color has also inspired artists in other mediums, such as painters and sculptors.
