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Camel Premium Poster Colours
Individual jar of Gold in 500 ml
₹700
500 ml
15 ml
100 ml
500 ml
Only available at retail stores.
First introduced in 1965
Although gold was discovered and used as money in 700 BC, the first recorded use of the word ‘gold’ as a colour was in 1300 BC. It was made by mixing yellow, brown and orange pigments together, notably popular in ancient Egyptian and Roman art.
Shade | Gold |
Shade Code | 171 |
Series Number | 2 |
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Features |
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Creates bold and solid effects |
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Has a matte and opaque finish |
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Vibrant and highly permanent colours |
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Suitable for photo reproduction (doesn't reflect any light) |
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Very popular range of colours for all forms of design and traditional paintings |
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100% vegan |
Product Code - 1438171
Pro Tips from Artists
Stir well in the bottle before use.
Transfer the colour to a palette before painting.
Make sure the keep the bottles capped.
Don't attempt to use if the colour has already dried.
Learn something
new today
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“Every colour has a purpose. An artist must keep this purpose in mind while handling it to get the most of it.”
