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Collection · 13 colors
Historic pigments
A collection of pigments and dyes that predate synthetic color chemistry. Each has a geographic origin, a laboriously harvested source, and a documented role in art history. Use them when a brand story wants to feel crafted and lineage-aware.
Perfect for heritage products, craft goods, and projects with a documentary or historical angle.
Vibrant
Realgar
#e1502a
Cool
Smalt
#3b6eb0
Cool
Verdigris
#43b3ae
Vibrant
Vermilion
#e34234
Vibrant
Ultramarine
#3f00ff
Warm
Indian Yellow
#e3a857
Warm
Naples Yellow
#fada5e
Jewel
Viridian
#40826d
Jewel
Orchil
#8e4672
Earthy
Sepia
#704214
Jewel
Tyrian Purple
#66023c
Jewel
Madder Lake
#a32638
Jewel
Cochineal
#9b1f24
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