Madder red prints.

Madder is the oldest red in European hand coloring, a deep brick crimson made from the root of the madder plant. In antique prints it fills uniforms, robes, flowers and the borders of maps.

Madder red sits well on cream, stone and sage walls, and it gives a room warmth without the shout of a modern red. Pair two or three madder pieces across a wall and the color holds the group together.

Matched by CIEDE2000 against the colors measured on each sheet. Combine up to three colors in the finder.