Nakagawa Gofun Japanese painting paints phoenix mineral pigments 24 color set (red)

Set colors: Akakuchi Honshu, Iwabeni (No. 12), Iwaorange (No. 9/12), Iwao (No. 9/12), Yellow clay (No. 9/12), Iwataisho (No. 9) / No. 12), Tsumugi (No. 9 / No. 12), Bipatina (No. 9 / No. 12 / White), Uraha Patina (No. 12), Gunryoku (No. 9 / No. 12), Gunjo (No. 9 / 12) (No./White), Mizuasa Yellow (No. 12), Iwaguro (No. 9/12) - Each color contains 15g, except for White, which contains 12g. A 24-color set that is an expanded version of Red Box A that includes No. 12 of each color and 3 Shiniwa pigments in addition to the contents of 12-color set Red Box A.

Mineral pigments are mainly divided into natural mineral pigments, which are made by crushing natural minerals, Shiniwa pigments, which are manufactured by crushing blocks of artificially made rough stones, and newly developed Kyojo mineral pigments. Mineral pigments are made by separating the particles of crushed raw stone from coarse to fine, allowing the same color to be expressed in various densities.