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Indigo Size:500g (plastic jar) the first documented use of

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the first documented use of cinnabar as a pigment was by the Yangshao culture (5000–4000 BC)

PR102 CI#77491

Light Fastness: 7/8

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Indigo Size:500g (plastic jar) the first documented use ofNB1 CI#75780 The word "indigo" comes from the dye that was originally exported to Europe from India. from India **When using binders to make the pigments into paints, the color may vary. Toxicity: H317: May cause an allergic skin reaction. H319: Causes serious eye irritation. Read more here to understand how to handle toxic pigments. Pigment: Natural Light Fastness: 8 8 Suitable for: oil paints tempera murals watercolors

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