Professional Watercolour - Alizarin Crimson Diary Refills showcasing its deep roots in

showcasing its deep roots in artistic expression

Risk of skin sensitisation

Originally discovered in 1817 as a by-product of the zinc industry

ideal for creating stunning portrait artworks

Professional Watercolour - Alizarin Crimson Diary Refills showcasing its deep roots inA synthetic lake pigment derived from the roots of the Madder plant, Alizarin Crimson holds historical significance as the pioneering natural dye successfully synthesised in 1868. Characterised by its deep, transparent red hue that subtly carries a hint of blue undertone, this pigment has found its place in the artistic world for its unique properties and rich history.