Lapis Lazuli trial paints

Lapis Lazuli trial paintsPB29 CI#77007 History: Natural ultramarine pigment made from ground lapis lazuli, from Afghanistan. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, it was the most expensive pigment available (gold being second) and was often reserved for depicting the robes of Angels or the Virgin Mary **When using binders to make the pigments into paints, the color may vary. Pigment: Mineral Light Fastness: 8 8 Suitable for: oil paints acrylics tempera gouache murals

High-quality and break-resistant lead: easy to sharpen and erase

Jan Vermeer used Indian yellow in his Woman Holding a Balance (1662-1663)

It is a type of dye and paint made from insects called cochineal and kermes

Cover: Hardcover with fairy green(turquoise) PU leather and debossed logo on the front cover

which has been cultivated for its red dye since at least 1500 BC

Natural Red Iron Oxide

Made from the gemstone - Potassium Feldspar

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Madder lake deep is a beautiful deep reddish-pink color that is popular among artists for its versatility and ability to add depth and warmth to a wide range of subjects

No additional pigment was added

Cover: Hardcover with grey PU leather and debossed logo on the front cover

Handmade watercolor may not look as nice as factories make it