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 pigments. Our natural ochres pigments and our natural earths pigments are all 100% natural and are extracted from different quarries in France, in particular in the Ardennes, Burgundy, Vaucluse but also in different countries such as Germany, Italy, and India. Depending on the region, we will have all different colors. They are extracted, washed, then dried, and if necessary, burned or calcined according to the color that one wishes to obtain, to finish finely crushed in order to obtain an impalpable powder of the order of 30 microns.

natural ochres and natural earths have the advantage of being able to be mixed together to obtain other colors because they are compatible with each other. they also have excellent opacity, great resistance to alkalis, such as lime paste, and great resistance to uv (insensitive).

They have the advantage of being compatible with all binders such as lime paste or powder or cement but also natural or synthetic oils, glues, gums and resins (gum arabic, shellac, rabbit skin glue, acrylic binder, linseed oil) and can be used in all techniques (oil, egg, casein, acrylic, skin glue, lime, plaster, fresco).

 
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wagon green pigment
wagon green pigment
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wagon green pigment is a mixture of iron oxides and organic pigment which gives a colour from dark green, moss green to soft green. This pigment is compatible with all techniques and binders. Mixed in lime at a dosage of 30% of the weight of lime (the maximum, beyond that does not tint any stronger) you will obtain a moss green colour.
€3.50
wormwood green pigment in powder
wormwood green pigment
in stock

the wormwood green pigment is a mixture of green organic pigments fixed on calcium carbonates and sulphates which gives a soft green / anise / almond color. This pigment is compatible with all techniques and all binders. A dosage in lime paste at 30% of the lime weight gives a light anise green color. This dosage is the maximum in lime, beyond that it does not color more.
€2.75
old green pigment
old green pigment
in stock

the old green pigment is an oxide of chromium discovered by a chemist named Pannetier in the 19th century. This pigment gives an English green or light wagon color. Pigment compatible with all techniques and binders. It is a very opaque and very solid earthy green that I particularly recommend in the fresco technique.
€3.90
soft green pigment
soft green pigment
in stock
the soft green pigment is a mixture of chromium oxides and minerals giving a very slightly bluish green with a white binder and a slightly bluish light green with a transparent binder similar to malachite green.
€2.75