Emerald
Description
Emerald is a bright and opaque green pigment that was first documented in 1822. Its original formulation contained arsenic, which is believed to have caused health issues. It is said that Napoleon was exposed to the pigment through his emerald green wallpaper in St. Helena, which may have contributed to his death. Today, emerald pigments are produced without the use of toxic materials.
Additional information
| Level | Artist |
|---|---|
| Colour Number | 539 |
| Pigment Codes | PG7, PY175 |
| Lightfastness(+++,++,+) | +++ |
| Opacity (Transparence, Semi-Transparence, Semi-Opaque, Opaque) | Opaque |
| size | 8ml/21ml |
Our Production Process
Raw Material Sourcing
Sourcing FSC® certified cotton, linen, and other materials from sustainable suppliers.
Weaving & Preparation
Automated looms ensure uniform canvas texture providing an exceptional painting experience.
Priming (Patented Technology)
Multi-layer coating using patented technology ensuring uniform coverage, strong adhesion, and durability.
Quality Control
ISO-certified rigorous quality checks ensuring every roll meets standards for weight, width, and durability.
FAQ
“Phoenix pigments have high color saturation and excellent stability, making them my first choice for creating large-scale works.”
“As an art college student, the cost-effectiveness and quality of Phoenix pigments exceeded my expectations.”
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