Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolor - PrimaTek, Hematite Burnt Scarlet Genuine, 15 ml Tube

Extra Fine Watercolor, PrimaTek

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Product details
Size
15 ml
Blick SKU
01767-1630
About this product range
  • Professional quality
  • 36 colors; 15 ml tubes, half pans, and sets
  • Range of natural minerals and rare, semi-precious stones
  • Custom-milled to preserve natural texture
  • Maximum tint strength and lightfastness

Daniel Smith PrimaTek Watercolors are unlike any other range. Made up of rare, brand-exclusive pigments—some semi-precious—each is carefully sourced and custom-milled to preserve its unique qualities and geological origin.

The result is a professional-quality collection that moves beautifully on paper, offering organic variation, granulating texture, and visual depth. Colors are named for the mineral they’re derived from—opulent Lapis Lazuli sparkles with dimensional texture, Hematite reveals bold, moody granulation, and Jadeite’s deep green mass tone dilutes into luminous, whisper-pale jade.

Tested and analyzed to meet the highest industry standards, each color brings breathtaking variation and layering potential, grounding your process in a tactile connection to the natural world.

Pigment information

General reference notes about pigments can describe other media (such as oil). They do not verify this product’s exact formulation or behavior.

Genuine Hematite - Burnt Scarlet

Pigment code
0
Properties
Hematite stones are crushed and milled to a fine pigment to create a dramatic reddish brown watercolor with maximum granulation. Perfect for rugged landscapes and the natural texture of wood, stones and brick. In a thick wash, the heavier particles settle, creating bold granulation. In a thin wash, it is a rich sienna. Hematite Burnt Scarlet mixes wonderfully with other colors both neutralizing the color and adding beautiful granulation. Semi-Transparent. Low staining.
Permanence
Excellent
History
Hematite or the traditional Greek name, Bloodstone – when you paint, you can almost feel the pounding of the battle drums as ancient warriors covered their bodies with Hematite in the belief that they would be protected from mortal wounds. According to lore and superstition, large surface deposits of Hematite mark the site of hard fought battles, where the blood of fallen soldiers flowed into the ground.
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Genuine Hematite, Hematite Burnt Scarlet Genuine

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