Potters Pink
Potter's Pink – Professional Handmade Watercolour Paint
Swatch Painted on: Saunders Waterford, White, Rough, 100% Cotton, Mould Made, Acid Free, 300gsm Watercolour Paper
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Description
Potter’s Pink is a subtle, earthy pink watercolour pigment with a muted, dusty rose hue and distinctive granulating texture. Known for its soft, understated colour, this pigment adds a quiet elegance to any composition. Its delicate pastel pink is perfect for enhancing landscapes, florals, portraits, and atmospheric scenes, making it ideal for capturing the nuanced interplay of light and shadow.
One of the most defining features of Potter's Pink is its granulation, which creates a textured, organic finish as the pigment settles into the paper. This characteristic makes it excellent for adding depth and interest to washes, backgrounds, and rustic, weathered effects. With a low tinting strength, Potter's Pink harmonizes effortlessly with other colours, producing soft, dusty violets when mixed with blues or earthy, muted tones when blended with yellows and browns.
Potter’s Pink is highly valued for its exceptional lightfastness, maintaining its gentle, muted hue over time. Artists appreciate its unique character, combining granulation and subtle colour, making it a favourite for creating delicate, textural effects and conveying a sense of tranquillity in their watercolour artwork.
Learn more about the history and uses of Potter's Pink pigment in our blog post.
We Recommend
Using distilled water with all our watercolours to preserve the purity of each pigment.
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Our watercolours are ideal for artists of all levels, from beginners to advanced, who appreciate high-quality materials in their creative work.
Product Information
Attribute | Value |
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Pigment | Cobalt Stannate |
Pigment C.I. Number | P.R 233 |
Series | 3 |
Lightfastness | AAA (Excellent) |
Opacity | Semi-Transparent |
Granulation | Granulating |
Staining | Non Staining |
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