pigments

The natural pigments red ochre and yellow ochre are formed by the weathering of the iron ore minerals hematite and limonite. We offer these in glass tubes for teaching and display and for use by artists. Click on images to enlarge.

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red ochre - 250 ml display bottle of this natural iron oxide pigment

$ 10.80

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red ochre - Rawlins Red, the pigment used in the first coat of paint on cables of the Brooklyn Bridge - set of 5 tubes of this natural pigment

$ 7.80

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red ochre - Rawlins Red, the pigment used in the first coat of paint on cables of the Brooklyn Bridge - set of 5 tubes of this natural pigment

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red ochre - teaching hand specimen of red ochre from the deposit mined for the pigment used in the first coat on the Brooklyn Bridge

$ 7.50

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red ochre - teaching hand specimen of red ochre from the deposit mined for the pigment used in the first coat on the Brooklyn Bridge

$ 7.50

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red ochre -- set of 5 tubes of this natural iron oxide pigment

$ 7.80

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red ochre -- set of 5 tubes of this natural iron oxide pigment

$ 7.80

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yellow ochre - 250 ml display bottle of this natural pigment

$ 10.80

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yellow ochre - 250 ml display bottle of this natural pigment

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yellow ochre - set of 5 tubes of this natural pigment

$ 7.80

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yellow ochre - set of 5 tubes of this natural pigment

$ 7.80

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