Nataraj Acrylic Colours, 6 Colours x 10ml with Free Palette, Plastic Box

The set includes six assorted 10ml acrylic colour tubes, a free mixing palette, and a sturdy plastic box for easy storage. It’s designed for school and hobby painting.

These water-based acrylic paints are suitable for basic surfaces like paper, cardboard, canvas, and lightweight craft surfaces. For best results, prime porous surfaces and apply in thin, even layers.

Yes, as acrylic colours, they are water-based. Always follow the safety instructions on the packaging and supervise younger users as needed for school activities.

Squeeze a small amount of each colour onto the palette, add a bit of water or acrylic medium to adjust transparency, and blend colors with a brush until you achieve the desired shade.

Keep the caps tightly closed when not in use, store the set in its plastic box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Synthetic brushes (flat or round) work well for acrylics. For smooth coverage, apply thin layers with even brush strokes and avoid overloading the brush with paint.

Acrylics typically dry to the touch within 15–30 minutes depending on thickness and surface. You can layer once the previous layer is dry to avoid lifting.

Generally you can mix with compatible acrylic mediums and other water-based paints. Test a small amount first to ensure color yield and texture meet your project needs.

The six shades are a basic starter palette designed for beginners, typically including primary and neutral tones to help you mix a wide range of colours.

The paints come in a compact plastic box with a free palette, making it easy to transport and keep organised for classroom projects or on-the-go crafting.

Two suitable options on Fepy.com you might consider are: Nataraj Acrylic Colours, 12 Shades x 10ml (with palette) - https://fepy.com/product/nataraj-acrylic-colours-12-shades-10ml and Camel Acrylic Colours, 6x10ml (basic starter set) - https://fepy.com/product/camel-acrylic-colours-6x10ml. Both are beginner-friendly and offer similar value for school projects and practice.

Try simple poster designs, color mixing practice sheets, abstract acrylic paintings, or school project posters. Start with a base colour and layer secondary colours to learn shading and contrast.

Follow standard art-supply safety practices: avoid contact with eyes, wash hands after use, keep paints away from mouth, and store out of reach of very young children. Use with adequate ventilation and appropriate brushes and surfaces.