HORADAM Themed Gouache Box Set with 5 x 5 ml Tubes – Mountain Top. The finest artist's gouache in a harmoniously selected color set, inspired by the white mountain peaks, golden cliffs, and cool shades of gray.

This set is the perfect introduction to the HORADAM Gouache line and highlights the series’ unique, velvety luster and the pigments’ natural opacity. The themed sets are available in four harmoniously selected color combinations: Twilight, Mountain Top, Northern Lights, and Magic Forest.

The set includes the following colors:

• Titanium White
• Titanium Gold Ochre
• Ultramarine Light
• Brilliant Chromium Oxide Green
• Neutral Gray

Schmincke HORADAM Gouache is a series of 48 colors of the finest artist quality, traditionally manufactured on an Arabic gum base and using only the best artist pigments. The colors all have natural opacity, without being enhanced by added white, and produce a “rich,” pastel-like, and intense pigment finish.

The high pigment concentration ensures brightness and color depth in all shades. HORADAM Gouache can be used straight from the tube or diluted with water, and can be freely mixed with Schmincke’s other gouache series as well as HORADAM Aquarell. The colors dry to a matte finish and become slightly lighter in tone, but once dry, they can be refreshed with water and further worked on all types of absorbent paper, cardstock, and canvas.

About Schmincke

Schmincke was founded in 1881 by the paint chemists Josef Horadam and Hermann Schmincke in Germany. The company’s first product was the “Mussini” oil paint, developed based on traditional resin-oil paint recipes from the Italian artist Cesare Mussini. In 1892, Josef Horadam developed a new type of liquid-cast watercolor, which he named after himself—the foundation of what is now the Horadam Aquarell series. More than 140 years later, Schmincke is still guided by the company motto “Meliora cogito” (I strive for the best), and Horadam Aquarell remains one of the most highly regarded watercolor series among professional artists worldwide.

See the complete overview of the colors here.