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Trying to emulate the now unused pigment chrome green. Miscible = OV

Beautiful French soaps, made with olive oil, contain shea butter and rosemary as antioxidants, all soaps are approved for vegans and are not teste...

Zinc green linseed oil paint, beautiful but toxic. Slightly warmer in tone than chrome oxide green. Here we break it out again with gentle...

Diatomaceous earth can be used to fill in cracks and unevenness when painting. Can also be used to get a plaster-like structure on the paint. Mix...

Beautiful pink/violet color industrially produced. Miscible = OV(CK)

Putty knives are good to have for many purposes. not just for putting on windows... :) The handle is made of plastic. The blade is made of steel...

Umbra..means shadow! Beautiful dark burnt tone.

Simpler window brush with slanted bristles. Brush

Top quality tar burned in a tar valley. This golden-colored tar is an excellent way to extend the life of various wooden surfaces, as it effectivel...

Here we have developed a tone that used to be common in interior painting/furniture, especially in a working-class environment. It was mad...

Old fashioned black that contains natural oils, waxes and pigments. Made on Öland. A smaller can is enough for an iron stove.

Natural iron oxide, hematite in a strong brown-violet/red color. Very common in interior paintings/furniture 18th-19th century. Miscible = OV

Gives nice warm gray tones mixed with white. Shades down (subdues) colorful colors in a beautiful way. Miscible = OVCK

Silver stain to use with iron vitriol. Gives a slightly colored surface to be able to see where iron vitriol has been applied

Brown umber series. A warm earth brown series without red undertones. In breaks with white, it pulls more towards the sandy beige direction. Really...

Effective, environmentally friendly, versatile, cleaning and caring. The product has been made in Sweden since the 1940s and was used by professi...

Italian green earth, lasing but good filling pigment. Green soils common in older interior painting. Light "dirt" green. Miscible = OV(CK)

Carbon black, which is similar to soot, was used a lot in the past in mining with white, to produce a weak or strong gray-blue color. The ...

Ovolinocker, very useful beautiful color series. We started extracting it a few years ago when many of us felt that Guldokkern had become too dark....

Industrially produced oxide pigment. Began to be manufactured in the second half of the 19th century. Miscible = OVCK

Pure brown color with hints of red. Suitable for pigmenting, oil, glazes or rosewood mahogany. Miscible = OVCK

Odd colors blue

Spun flax rope made of 100% flax. Used, among other things, for log houses and as a window drive, especially when operating from the inside.

Gray umber, gives a cold gray tone with a weak attraction to blue, although not quite as blue/grey as, for example, black smoke. Nice as e...