Pigments made by Ocres de France

Vert pomme is a pigment preparation created by Ocres de France in 2019.
This pigment is synthetic, without any danger for health or the environment. It is composed of 97% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Vert turquoise is a pigment preparation made by Ocres de France in 1998, characterized by a great fineness of matter.
This pigment is synthetic, without any danger for health or the environment. It is composed of 98% natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Le gris ardoise (= slate grey) is a pigment preparation created by Ocres de France in 2015.
This pigment is synthetic, without any danger for health or the environment. It is composed of 99% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Le gris étain (= pewter grey) is a pigment preparation created by Ocres de France in 1998, characterized by a great fineness of material.
This pigment is synthetic, without any danger for health or the environment. It is composed of 99% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Gris tourterelle is a pigment preparation, created by Ocres de France in 2024.
It is composed of 90% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Gris anthracite 2.0 is a pigment preparation, created by Ocres de France in 2024.
 It is composed of 99% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Noir à la chaux is a pigment preparation created by Ocres de France.
This pigment is synthetic without any danger for health or the environment. It is composed of 80% of natural ingredients.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Noir de Vigne is a black iron oxide that reproduces fairly faithfully the original color of the real black of Vine, obtained by the charring of branches of vines collected during the pruning of the vines.
This pigment is 98% natural.

Pigment made by Ocres de France

Noir d'Ivoire is a  pigment preparation designed by Ocres de France in 2016 and perfected in 2021. True ivory black was obtained by calcination of animal bones. For a long time, and fortunately for our animal friends, it is now obtained from iron oxide and plant-based charcoal. The name remained in order to signify the resemblance of the color.
This pigment is 97% natural.

Pigment made by Ocres de France