Traditional Marbling Paint

The marbling colors might be too thick.

Traditional marbling paint. Marbling is the ancient art of floating paint on the surface of thickened water known as the marbling size and then transferring the floating design onto paper or fabric. Paints contain no acid or casein. All paints are tested before packing. It has a rich history throughout europe and asia.

Materials and tools marbling paint. Thin the colors with water then test. If you want big dots you hold the brush closer to the water. The most frequent.

Natural colors are used in making ebru for centuries which are obtained from colored rocks and earth. A pigment color also. Mixture of yellow and blue. There was too much time spent between making the pattern and putting the fabric in the paint mixture.

It is possible. The first thing you do is choose your base colours these are the ones that create this beautiful marbling effect and with two fingers you tap the brush to splatter the paint over the surface of the water. View item karin marbling paint 105 ml 202 orange. Karin marbling paint 105 ml 101 white 15 00 vat included add to favorites add to cart.

Karin traditional marbling paints 1. Add water to the size then re apply paints. The marbling base is too thick. View item karin marbling paint 105 ml 201 pigment yellow 20 00 vat included add to favorites add to cart.