1. Yellow Clay, Contrada Aucca, Penna S. Giovanni, Macerata Province, Italy.

2. Pit Ochre in raw form, Rousillon, France.

3. Raw Siena pieces, Castelmuzio, Siena Province, Italy.

4. Sandstone, Easegill Kirk, North Yorkshire.

5. Red Crag, from Newbownian Crag, Suffolk (Pleicestocene Era)

6. Mine Ochre, hand dug, Clearwell Caves, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

7. Mine Ochre, hand dug, Clearwell Caves, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

8. Orange Clay, Piane di Colfiorito, Macerata Province, Italy.

9. Fawn Clay, Monte San Martino, Macerata Province, Italy.

10. Burnt Fawn Clay, Monte San Martino, Macerata Province, Italy.

11. Fawn Earth, Tilberthwaite Beck, Coniston, Cumbria.

12. River Clay, Val di Fiastra, Macerata Province, Italy.

13. River Clay, Val Tenna, Macerata Province, Italy.

14. Black Ven, Lyme Regis, Dorset.

15. Pink Clay, Spoleto, Umbria, Italy.

16. Red Sandstone, Weserstein, Germany.

17. Devon Earth, Dartington, Devon.

18. Red Clay (Bole), Semproniao, Grosetto Province, Italy.

19. Volcanic Red Stone, Radacofoni, Siena Province, Italy.

20.”Ruddle”, pure haematite, Florence Mine, Cumbria.

21. Burnt Siena, roasted in kiln to 620°C, Castelmuzio, Siena Province, Italy.

22. Warton Red Ochre, from open pits, Warton, Lancashire.

23. Red-Violet Iron Oxide, from open pit, Plumpton Bright, Ulverston, Cumbria.

24. Mine Ochre, hand dug, Clearwell Caves, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

25. Mine Ochre, hand dug, Clearwell Caves, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

26. Brown Earth, cotton fields, Lewa Downs, Mount Kenya, Kenya.

27. Brown Earth, cotton fields, Lewa Downs, Mount Kenya, Kenya.

28. Brown Earth, cotton fields, Lewa Downs, Mount Kenya, Kenya.

29. Brown Earth, cotton fields, Lewa Downs, Mount Kenya, Kenya.

30. Brown Earth, cotton fields, Lewa Downs, Mount Kenya, Kenya.

31. Volkonskoite Green, light, Perm Basin, Okhansk, Russia.

32. Volkonskoite Green, dark, Perm Basin, Okhansk, Russia.

33. White Chalk, dug from open chalk pit, Test Valley, Hampshire.

34. Graphite, raw, found close to original mine entrance, Borrowdale, Cumbria.

35. Yellow Clay Ochre, from disused iron pits, The Bloringe, Usk Valley, Wales.

36. Oxford Ochre, Shotover Hill, Oxford.

Natural Earth Box Set

A selection of hand-picked raw materials for drawing. These drawing chalks, clays, etc work best onto slightly abrasive surfaces (e.g. grounds prepared with pumice).

Packed in clear plastic 30ml pots - drawing pieces are irregular in shape.