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Rosin is the resinous constituent of crude turpentine from which it is extracted. Sold as a solid resin, it has uses in many varnishes, adhesives and fine arts recipes. Rosin is also used in the printmaking technique known as aquatint and for its friction qualities by musicians and athletes. Learn More

Aqueous solution of Kama Pigments' dry gum Arabic (GO-000010). Concentration 34.2% (by mass) This product is mostly used for preparing watercolors. For complete product information, see the description section below. Learn More

Food grade Gum Arabic in very fine powder. This completely refined gum contains no impurities and the tiny particle size allows for a very easy dissolution in water, often very little heat is required to achieve this. For complete product information, see the description section below. Learn More

This flavorless food additive is derived from collagen and used as gelling agent. Gelatin can be used as a binder or glue in water gilding. It can also replace rabbit skin glue in the preparation of certain paints or sizes. Learn More

This flavorless food additive is derived from collagen and used as gelling agent. Gelatin can be used as a binder or glue in water gilding. It can also replace rabbit skin glue in the preparation of certain paints or sizes. Learn More

Paraffin is a white colorless wax obtained from petroleum coal or oil shale. It’s very versatile and often used in candle making crafts sometimes in encaustic painting for cleaning brushes. Learn More

Kama Pigment's Soy wax is a natural biodegradable wax mainly used for candle making, batik or to clean encaustic paintbrushes. Learn More

Aqueous dispersion of synthetic cellulose. Binder, emulsifier or consistency modifier for water-based paints. For complete product information, see the description section below. Learn More