Create Stunning Sepia Watercolor Paintings with Our Sepia Pigment Box.

Do you love the warm and rich tones of sepia watercolor paintings? With our sepia pigment box, you can now create your own watercolor paints in the three classic sepia colors - dark burnt umber, burnt sienna, and raw umber.

Our sepia pigment box comes with all the ingredients and instructions you need to make high-quality watercolor paints that match your artistic vision. The three sepia colors are perfect for creating stunning watercolor paintings with a vintage, old-world feel.

Making your own watercolor paints is easy and fun, and with our sepia pigment box, you'll have everything you need to get started. You'll learn about color mixing, pigment selection, and the various techniques to create stunning watercolor paintings.

Whether you're a professional artist, hobbyist, or beginner, our sepia pigment box is perfect for anyone who wants to explore the world of watercolor painting. With our help, you'll be able to create beautiful and rich paintings that are unique and long-lasting.

Order your sepia pigment box today and take your watercolor painting to the next level! Our box is carefully curated with the finest ingredients to ensure that you get the best results. With our help, you'll be able to create stunning artwork that is not only beautiful but also affordable.

So what are you waiting for? Start your sepia watercolor painting journey today and create the art of your dreams! Our sepia pigment box is a great way to unleash your creativity, save money, and enjoy the process of making your own watercolor paints.

About our love for the sepia colors: We have a big heart for Italy, from where these pigments originate. Imagine yourself sitting in the warm dry weather at a small café with tables and chairs outside in the shadow, where they serve both fragrant and freshly made caffé espresso - and cold local white wine with ripe tomatoes on bread. And then imagine yourself painting with this kit, your own original homemade watercolor paint made from the clay soil of Tuscany.

Interesting fact: The sienna pigment is made from haematite. When limonite is roasted, it turns partially to haematite and becomes more reddish. After being heated, the pigment has become the color known as burnt sienna.

NB: In this box you will find sustainable seaweed sourced from the North Sea in Denmark. We use it to protect the content of our boxes and luckily it smells just like hay. You can fertilize your flower pots with the seaweed and eventually it becomes one with nature.