HAN Blue, fine rarest pigments the use of smalt as

the use of smalt as an artist's pigment was widespread certainly as early as the late sixteenth century

Light Fastness: 6/8

it is genuine and has a bluish-black appearance

Azo Yellow exhibits good resistance to fading when exposed to light

Pinkcolor is also named Potter's Pink

HAN Blue, fine rarest pigments the use of smalt asHistory: Han blue, also known as Chinese blue, is synthetic barium copper silicate pigments developed in China and used in ancient and imperial China. Our HAN blue has a purple hue. **When using binders to make the pigments into paints, the color may vary. Pigment: Mineral Light Fastness: 8 8 Suitable for: oil paints acrylics tempera gouache murals watercolors