Natural Sands Colours
Natural Sands are extracted from natural, earthy or ferrous elements. The colour is timeless and found in the natural environment, giving your walls an earth-friendly, ecological finish that will not fade or change.
Natural Sands are ground and processed natural pigments used to colour CalceTerra. The colours are obtained by mixing Natural Sands to the chosen CalceTerra base.
Natural Sands are available in 20 individual colours, each one with its own name and code number, for example: 73 - Terra di Cipro, these can be used by themselves or mixed together to colour the CalceTerra bases Cotton, Linen, Jute and Hemp (these four bases have different qualities and textures).
See our Colour Chart showing 60 different combinations or you can create your own bespoke formula.
All these CalceTerra finishes can be protected using the natural sealer, Caseina, Opako or Invisibile.
These pigments are available in 100 or 300 gram tubs.
Please see individual colour product for proportion of pigment to base.
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Natural Sands are extracted from natural, earthy or ferrous elements. The colour is timeless and found in the natural environment, giving your walls an earth-friendly, ecological finish that will not fade or change.
Natural Sands are ground and processed natural pigments used to colour CalceTerra. The colours are obtained by mixing Natural Sands to the chosen CalceTerra base.
Natural Sands are available in 20 individual colours, each one with its own name and code number, for example: 73 - Terra di Cipro, these can be used by themselves or mixed together to colour the CalceTerra bases Cotton, Linen, Jute and Hemp (these four bases have different qualities and textures).
See our Colour Chart showing 60 different combinations or you can create your own bespoke formula.
All these CalceTerra finishes can be protected using the natural sealer, Caseina, Opako or Invisibile.
These pigments are available in 100 or 300 gram tubs.
Please see individual colour product for proportion of pigment to base.