PB29 CI#77007
• Classic plastic pan (3.2ml full pan)
History:
Natural ultramarine pigment made from ground lapis lazuli. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, it was the most expensive pigment available (gold being second) and was often reserved for depicting the robes of Angels or the Virgin Mary.
The greyish variety of lapis lazuli typically results from a higher concentration of calcite inclusions. While the blue color in lapis comes from the mineral lazurite, calcite appears as white or grey streaks throughout the stone.
Made from the mineral - Lapis Lazuli from Chile. No additional pigment was added.
Light Fastness: 8/8
Handmade watercolor may not look nice as factories make. We aim to make highly pigmented and flowy watercolor. Flowy watercolor lets you create layers in watercolor, nice loose paintings, and much more.
