Pigment

Industrially produced oxide pigment. Began to be manufactured in the second half of the 1800s. Mixable= OVCK

Italian earth color, natural iron oxide in a strong warm red/brown hue. English red...commonly used in both interior and exterior painting. Mixabl...

Scraped= containing a lot of chalk. Which makes it difficult to polish like egg yolk tempera. The classic red recommended by the National Heritage...

Beautiful clear and strong red/yellow colour. Yellower than English red No. 10. Miscible = OV

Italian red soil. Naturally occurring inorganic earth pigment. The pigment has a warm red color.

Italian red soil. Burnt terra. Naturally occurring inorganic pigment. The pigment is fully lightfast and suitable for all color types and useful...

Italian earth pigment "burnt sienna" is one of the oldest known colorants. It is not found in Swedish nature but has been cheap to import and ther...

Beautiful brick brown colour.

French red earth for rust protection, ceramics, slurry paint, etc. Mixable = OV

Iron oxide red pigment has a bright red color shade suitable for paint manufacturing if a classic Swedish red color shade is desired. The pigment i...

Italian red soil. More muted brick red. Miscible = OV

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

Natural iron oxide, hematite in a strong brownish violet/red color. Very common in interior paintings/furniture from the 1700s-1800s. Mixable= OVC

Naturally occurring inorganic earth pigment for water and oil. The pigment is fully lightfast and suitable for all color types. Semi-covering.

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

Rent brown color with a hint of red. Suitable for pigmenting, oil, glazes, or Roslags mahogany. Mixable= OVCK

Pure brown color with hints of yellow. Miscible = OVCK

Umbra..means shadow! Beautiful dark burnt tone.

" Umbra"..means shadow! Beautiful chocolate brown tone. Blendable= OVCK

Blandbart = OVCK

Ocher Apricot is a mixture of French yellow and red ochre. Has a beautiful brick red colour. Miscible = OVCK