Ratings
| Lightfastness | I | Excellent Blue wool 7-8. The pigment will remain unchanged for more than 100 years of light exposure with proper mounting and display. (Suitable for artistic use.) |
|---|---|---|
| Transparency | S/T | Semi-Transparent Semi-Transparent |
| Staining | 2 | Low-Staining Mostly liftable once dry. |
| Granulation | Y | Granulating Pigment particles are uneven and clearly visible. |
Manufacturer Description
Potter’s Pink is the lightfast pink that was used in English watercolor painting of the 18th and 19th centuries. Also used in ceramic glazes, it is romantic rose pink, delicate and neutral – a beautiful counterpoint for brighter, more saturated colors.