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Work still on-going, he said

Yet, the traditional paints are quite bright, actually:



I believe it is iron sulfide that is used when "cooking" the self made traditional red paint, there is a quite bright version usual in some areas, and then there is a darker hue often used e.g by the western coast.

I need to look what they use when making the yellow version of this "organic" paint.

Edit: zink sulfide, it seems.

Ingredients needed seem to be: iron or zink oxide, linen varnish, rye flour, water, and soil either with reddish or yellowish ochre depending what you are aiming at. There you go, you DIY guys out there...