British Colour Standard©

A descriptive name from one of the groups of minerals known as felspars found chiefly in Ceylon. One of the delicate blues found chiefly in Chinese pottery and silks.

A colour standardised in 1934. There is great diversity of opinion as to what constitutes Moss Green but the colour given here represents the average number of samples.

A descriptive name of one of the blues specially produced for China by British dyers at the beginning of the 20th century.  

The humble, discarded cement sack, leftover from the construction industry is reborn into a new use. The sacks are collected up by an ingenious company that we met last year in India (when...