Mayan Red (Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolor) SCHOOL with none of the transient

with none of the transient color fade that plagues most turquiose

Use this organic pigment to add light and sparkle to your paintings

A charming purple that brings texture to your painting with its granulating properties

The darker red shade of its sister pigment Cobalt Blue

It was named after the 18th century water-colorist William Payne who created the mixture and often recommended it to his students as an alternative to plain black

Mayan Red (Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolor) SCHOOL with none of the transientMayan Red Both fascinating and distinctive. The range of color it produces is truly remarkable, from a natural strong red, to a clear intense rose, to sublime smooth pinks. Used to adorn the murals and sculptures of the Mayan people, this remarkable red has remained vibrant even when exposed to more than a thousand years of severe heat and humidity. Now using an eco friendly process, with methods derived directly from the ancient Mayans, this unique,