Collection: PIGMENTS

Pigments are powdered pigments that are insoluble in water, oil, and other solvents.

Since pigments by themselves cannot adhere to a surface, they can be mixed with various types of fixing agents,

They can be transformed into watercolors, acrylic paints, oil paints, industrial paints, and other colorants to suit their intended use.

Earth pigments, which have been used since the ancient times when cave murals were painted, and minerals, which are mainly used in Japanese painting, are also used,

Inorganic pigments such as mineral pigments made from crushed minerals, which are mainly used in Japanese paintings, and plant and insect pigments are also available.

Inorganic pigments are made from crushed minerals, which are mainly used in Japanese paintings, and organic pigments are made from natural pigments from plants and insects.

Since the modern era, the development of science and technology has led to the development of synthetic pigments, which can be used to produce a wider range of colors, and synthetic pigments account for most of the pigments sold today.

PIGMENT TOKYO offers about 4,500 pigments, ranging from traditional pigments to the most advanced ones.