Explore Pale Wedgwood™ Features
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Pale Wedgwood ™
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A 18. A colour derived from the blue “Jasperware” of the 19th century, popularised by the innovative industrialist Josiah Wedgwood in his Staffordshire Etrurian pottery.
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Explore Pale Wedgwood™ Features
Fine paints & papers in association with
Highly-pigmented formulation
Hand-crafted in the UK
Virtually zero VOCs
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