Chinese Painting Pigments: High-Quality Colors for Artists

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Chinese Painting Pigments: Blending Tradition and Quality

Chinese Painting Pigments: Blending Tradition and Quality

Hangzhou Poezie Stationery Co. Ltd., a high - end pigment manufacturer, offers Chinese painting pigments. These pigments come in flake, block, or powder forms. Traditional ones are made from natural plants and minerals like cinnabar, azurite, and malachite. Synthetic pigments are often in tube form. The color range is extensive, covering basic colors such as red, yellow, blue, and various shades. For example, azurite has different grades like top - grade azurite, second - grade azurite. Some natural pigments require adding glue before use. Skillful mixing and layering of different pigments are needed to achieve the desired artistic effects.
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Advantages of the product

Rich Color Spectrum

The product offers a wide variety of colors, including basic hues and different shades such as the various grades of azurite, meeting diverse artistic requirements.

Flexible Forms

Available in flake, block, powder, and tube forms, these pigments provide flexibility for different painting techniques and preferences.

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A custom color solutions provider offers tailored pigment solutions to artists and other customers with unique needs. They closely engage with their clients and collect information regarding the effects they want to achieve, be it for an art piece, product design, or even for decorative purposes. With their working understanding of pigment chemistry and color theory, the experts scratch-mix dyes in varying ratios to formulate custom color pigments. This method makes it possible to formulate colors that are not available off the shelves in catalogues. Providers of custom color solutions pigments also take a paint position within the industry by assuring that their pigments fulfill the astonishing standards in terms of color fastness, consistency, and performance, while marking an additional value for people looking for strikingly distinct colors

common problem

What materials are traditional Chinese painting pigments made of?

Traditional Chinese painting pigments are made of natural plants and minerals. For example, cinnabar, azurite, and malachite. There are also synthetic ones, which usually come in tube form.
No, only some natural pigments need to be mixed with glue before use. Synthetic pigments in tube form are generally ready to use, simplifying the painting process.
Each basic color has multiple shades. For instance, azurite has four different grades: top - grade azurite, second - grade azurite, third - grade azurite, and fourth - grade azurite, providing more choices for artists.

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User evaluation of the product

Frederick

As an artist who loves traditional Chinese painting, I've been searching for quality pigments. These from Hangzhou Poezie Stationery Co. Ltd. are amazing. The synthetic tube ones are so convenient to use, and the natural flake and powder pigments are full of character. Great product!

loela

The Chinese painting pigments are a joy to work with. The colors are rich and the texture of the natural pigments is unique. Although some require gluing before use, it's worth the extra effort as the final results are stunning. Will definitely buy again.

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