Persian Green -LIMITED EDITION
This is inspired by the colours of the copper green mineral and semi-precious stone, malachite, and from the same family of stones as azurite and turquoise. In the 17th and 18th century it was used as a colour made with verdigris but as it is a very fugitive colour turning black with time so we are not aware of how it was used on woodwork in many houses. This rich bluish green is also used in North Africa and the Middle East and in particular Morocco.
We are not going to be making anymore Persian Green but there are about 12 pots left. If you want to place a large order please talk to us.

Console table
A console table painted with Persian Green and then waxed first
with clear then with Rustic wax to give the table a stunning richness.

100ml
sample
£4.95

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Desk Interior
The interior of a desk painted with Persian Green provides a rich colour for an interior
Colour in Decoration
A colour like Persian Green on the panelling of this Tudor house.
From 'Colour in Decoration' by Annie Sloan and Kate Gwynn
Provence and persian Green Combination
Provençe is the base coat in this sample with a layer of Persian Green as the top coat then waxed and distressed