mineral pigment

The colors are produced by mineral pigments from local rocks.

If painted, paints can either be manufactured or made from mineral pigments.

The pots are painted with clay slips and mineral pigments.

Hand-brushed with mineral pigments of a homeless man the artist met in Chicago.

The flour and the mineral pigments are fine.

It is then decorated with vegetal or mineral pigments.

These are normally mineral pigments, such as titanium dioxide.

Malachite was used as a mineral pigment in green paints from antiquity until about 1800.

A range of mostly mineral pigments are used, giving a palette based on reds, yellow and blues.

This slip often had mineral pigments added for color, which could be added before and/or after firing.

Mineral pigments were also traded over long distances.

Hematite, the mineral pigment responsible for the staining acts like cement.

Paints were made from animal, vegetable and mineral pigments and bases.

It is possible that the stucco had decorative motifs, painted with mineral pigments from the region.

Paints are made with mineral pigments collected locally.

The colours in this range are based very largely on mineral pigments, mainly clays, that occur throughout Britain.

We started creating these very dynamic and textural horizons from mineral pigment.'

Mineral pigments offer a light, glowing coverage.

It is also found as mineral pigment in wall paintings from the ancient Roman Gaul.

The mineral pigment vermilion and the organic colorant indigo have been identified.

The Pajarito family creates its own paints using the same clay as the pieces, sometimes adding other mineral pigments.

Slip is a liquid clay suspension of mineral pigments applied to the ceramics before firing.

The related mineral pigment, bindheimite, dates from the 16th century BC.

Only pure mineral pigments are used.

There is one painting of 90x53 centimeters composed of mineral pigments mixed with organic material.