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This palette comes from the heart of the Beam Family Maple Sugar Bush, colours inspired by "the magical tree in spring with its chartreuse tree flowers, the silver grey and deep black of its trunk, the red maple colour and ochre colours of its leaves in the fall and violet in the punky bark used by elders to dye porcupine quills for basket making."
Set in a cross section of a dry sugar maple branch, each one marked with unique marbling that comes from slow dry aging maple. From Beam "From our maple forest, tended and cared for by our family for generations, 1/2 inch pans sealed with hemp oil makes this a totally vegan palette from paint to wood.
COLORS: Grey Ultra, Grasshopper, Cherry Magenta, Bread, Wintery Night, Timberwolf, Lake Huron Teal, Milkweed.
Drawing from Indigenous knowledge on pigments and paint traditions, Beam Paints is centered on the M’Chigeeng First Nation reserve and is Anishinaabe Kwe owned. They employ local paintmakers and woodworkers in surrounding communities including M’Chigeeng, Sagamok and Wikwemikong to create paints, art kits, and studio supplies.
This palette comes from the heart of the Beam Family Maple Sugar Bush, colours inspired by "the magical tree in spring with its chartreuse tree flowers, the silver grey and deep black of its trunk, the red maple colour and ochre colours of its leaves in the fall and violet in the punky bark used by elders to dye porcupine quills for basket making."
Set in a cross section of a dry sugar maple branch, each one marked with unique marbling that comes from slow dry aging maple. From Beam "From our maple forest, tended and cared for by our family for generations, 1/2 inch pans sealed with hemp oil makes this a totally vegan palette from paint to wood.
COLORS: Grey Ultra, Grasshopper, Cherry Magenta, Bread, Wintery Night, Timberwolf, Lake Huron Teal, Milkweed.
Drawing from Indigenous knowledge on pigments and paint traditions, Beam Paints is centered on the M’Chigeeng First Nation reserve and is Anishinaabe Kwe owned. They employ local paintmakers and woodworkers in surrounding communities including M’Chigeeng, Sagamok and Wikwemikong to create paints, art kits, and studio supplies.
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