Loisirs créatifs et Beaux-Arts

Madder plant pigment

Real Madder pigment (Rubia tinctorum L.) produced in France from our own cultures. Red & pink shades.

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Weld plant pigment

Real Weld (Reseda luteola L;) pigment produced in France from our own cultures. Yellow shades.

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Goldenrod plant pigment

Real Goldenrod pigment (Solidago canadensis L.) produced in France from our own cultures. Yellow shades.
Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Sorghum plant pigment

Real red Sorghum pigment produced in France from our own cultures. Brown, beige shades.
Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Natural indigo

Natural indigo from indigofera leaves (Indigofera tinctoria L.). Produced in India. Blue shades.

Historical pigment. This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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This Indigo Pigment does not suit soap coloration in blue. So, we recommend  to use Indigo Pigmented Oil (Réf : PH10), available on this website.

Natural debacterisé indigo

Natural indigo from indigofera leaves (Indigofera tinctoria L.). Produced in India. Blue shades.

This product similar to the precedent has sudden a débactérisation by autoclave (proceeded environment-friendly) which does not modify its color and which authorizes a use in cosmetic.

This Indigo Pigment does not suit soap coloration in blue. So, we recommend  to use Indigo Pigmented Oil (Réf : PH10), available on this website.

Indigo pigmented oil

We produce this pigmented oil by grinding very finely our natural indigo pigment with sunflower oil.

The indigo pigment is produce from indigofera leaves (Indigofera tinctoria L.). Produced in India. Blue shades.

This pigmented oil  can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
It can also be used for cosmetics and soaps coloration.

Cochineal natural pigment

Real Cochineal (Dactylopius coccus Costa) pigment produced in France. Purple shades.

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Cosmos plant pigment

Real Cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus Cav.) pigment produced in France from our own cultures. Orange shades.
Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Charcoal plant pigment

Real plant carbon black pigment produced in France from oak & chestnut woods. Black, grey shades.

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Dyer's broom plant pigment

Real dyer´s broom (Genista tinctoria L.) pigment produced in France from our own cultures. Orange shades.
Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Oak plant pigment

Real oak pigment produced in France.Beige shades.
Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Québracho Pigment

 Quebracho pigment (Schinopsis quebracho - colorado) produced in France by our own process.Beige shades.

Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
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Brazilwood Pigment

 Brazilwood pigment (Caesalpinia echinata) produced in France by our own process.Pink shades.

Exclusivity

This pigment can be mixed with all kinds of binders for fine arts, leisure or decorative coatings.
Can be used with your own recipes of fine paints, watercolours, gouaches, oils, and lots of other fine arts or decorative applications to create your natural colours.
More information? Mouse on "Shade cards & Notices".