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ShinHan : Oil Paint
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About this supply
ShinHan Oil Colors are carefully formulated to provide a rich, creamy consistency and a high degree of luminosity. Made from pure pigments and high-quality oil, they deliver smooth blending, consistent texture (milled 3 to 5 times), and a professional finish ideal for beginners and experienced artists alike. These oils dry to the touch in 2 to 3 days while retaining their vibrant appearance, thanks to rigorous quality control and research-driven formulation.
The range consists of over 100 colors, many of which are single pigmented. This ensures clean mixing, and the resulting hues will be bright and vivid. Each color within the range is refined according to the international color system of Munsell, Ostwald, and the Natural Color System.
All ShinHan art materials carry the AP Non-Toxic and CL health label and are in full compliance with ASTM D-4236 standards. Colors that may be harmful are clearly identified for the safety of the artist.