Description
The first documented use of vermilion pigment, made with ground cinnabar, dates back to 8000–7000 BC. It was found at the neolithic village of Catalhoyuk in modern-day Turkey.
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Shade |
Vermilion Hue |
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Shade Code |
449 |
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Series Number |
1 |
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Pigment Code |
PR 4, PY 1 |
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Features |
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Creates bold and solid effects |
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Has a matte and opaque finish |
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Vibrant and highly permanent colours |
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Suitable for photo reproduction (doesn't reflect any light) |
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Very popular range of colours for all forms of design and traditional paintings |
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100% vegan |