Natural Stone Pigment Powder Set – 30 Colors

Handmade Natural Stone Pigment Powder Set (30 Colors)

Experience the brilliance of authentic mineral colors with our Handmade Natural Stone Pigment Powder Set, featuring 30 carefully selected artist-grade pigments crafted using traditional methods.

Each pigment is produced from genuine natural stones that are meticulously hand-ground, repeatedly washed, and finely filtered to remove impurities while preserving the natural richness and depth of every color. No industrial machinery is used during the grinding process, ensuring exceptional quality and authenticity.

These highly concentrated pigment powders can be mixed with your preferred binder, including Gum Arabic, egg tempera, acrylic mediums, or other traditional and modern painting mediums, making them suitable for a wide range of artistic techniques.

Ideal for artists, conservators, calligraphers, and miniature painters seeking museum-quality natural pigments.

Features

✔ 30 authentic natural stone pigments

✔ Traditional hand-ground production

✔ Finely washed and filtered

✔ Rich, highly concentrated colors

✔ Excellent lightfastness

✔ Acid-free

✔ Non-toxic

✔ Free from industrial grinding

✔ Artist-grade quality

✔ Handmade in Jaipur, India

Available Sizes

• 50 g
• 100 g

Perfect For

• Miniature Painting
• Watercolor Preparation
• Making Handmade Watercolors
• Calligraphy
• Manuscript Illumination
• Botanical Illustration
• Icon Painting
• Art Restoration
• Pigment Making
• Fine Art

What's Included

• 30 Individual Natural Stone Pigment Powders
• Available in your selected weight

How to Use

These pigments are supplied in powder form and are intended to be mixed with the binder of your choice. They can be used with:

• Gum Arabic
• Watercolor Medium
• Acrylic Medium
• Egg Tempera
• Traditional Painting Binders
• Other artist mediums

Materials

• 100% Natural Stone Minerals

No synthetic fillers or industrial colorants.

Care Instructions

• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Keep containers tightly sealed.
• Avoid moisture contamination.
• Use a clean, dry spoon when handling the pigments.