8Viscosity Range: 4000-15000 CPSCIE L*a*b* Values: L*27

Pigment Classification: MixtureColor Index Name: PG17 / PBr7 / PBk9 / PY42 / PG36Color Index Number: 77288 / 77267 / 77492 / 74265 / 77492Chemical Description: Anhydrous Chromium Sesquioxide / Natural Iron Oxide containing Manganese / Amorphous Carbon produced by charring animal bones / Synthetic Hydrated Iron Oxide / Brominated and Chlorinated Copper PhthalocyanineOpacity/Transparency: TransparentLightfastness Rating: 1Permanency: ExcellentMunsell Notation Listing: Hue 7

The paper is suitable for many media including especially pencil

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Somewhat warmer than Carbon Black

mayan orange daniel smith akvarelmaling Size:15ml 8Viscosity Range: 4000-15000 CPSCIE L*a*b*Mayan Orange is hot and intense. Use it straight from the tube for a blazing red orange. As you add water, the color remains strong and disperses very evenly. Rich, bold colors adorned the murals and sculpture of the Mayan people. Even when exposed to centuries of severe heat and humidity, these colors have hardly faded over a thousand years. Now, using methods derived from ancient Mayan chemistry, these unique, metal free pigments have been recreated