Egg yolk tempera
One of the world's oldest types of paint!
Some call it magical, others scoff disinterestedly, we call it naturally more beautiful! The vibrancy and velvet sheen that the egg and the small pigment particles in the tempera provide are unique, and it is exciting to have a paint that interacts with the different light changes of the day.
Throughout history, it has primarily been used in art and on surfaces that required durability, such as church benches and stair railings.
In modern times, it has become a good alternative where previously the cheaper glue paint was used, for example on walls, ceilings, and masonry. It provides the same matte finish as glue paint, but it is washable, repaintable, and durable. Tempera is not entirely uncontroversial, but with an unmatched long trial period, it has gained new ground due to its beauty and versatility. Not all paints can be applied to wood, cardboard, plaster, metal, iron, and even plastic, in short, all surfaces that are fixed. However, not on tar or glue paint that chalks off.
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Last but not least, it is a healthy, eco-friendly paint with natural ingredients and a well-declared content.