Open, wet, begin.
The binder is already mixed into the paint. Wet your brush, wait 10–20 seconds and stir gently to begin.
A CLOSER LOOK01 / 09
Full image ↗AI-styled images based on our products. Screen colors may differ from the actual paints; styling props are not included.
IRUMBER / MINERAL WATERCOLORS
Six-Color Mineral Watercolor Basic Set
Six prepared mineral watercolors, ground, levigated and blended with binder. Explore mineral grain and layered color with a brush and water.
₩40,230Subtotal
Product & purchase inquiry ↗Set contents
- 01Six mineral watercolors
- 02Dedicated inkstone-inspired pans
- 03A tin case with magnetic pan fixation
Preview the color in layers
Explore the colors
Deep Azurite Blue01 / 06
Screen colors are illustrative and may differ from actual paint.
IRUMBER / SIX MINERAL COLORS
From the earth. Into your painting.
Six mineral watercolors, inkstone-inspired pans and a compact tin. Open the case, add a little water and make time for your own colors.
Discover your six-color set ↗SLOW COLOR FOR A FAST WORLD
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Mineral colors
WATER
Ready for your first brushstroke
IRUMBER
Pans inspired by Korean inkstones
01 / FROM EARTH TO YOUR DESK
Traditional mineral color. Ready for your next brushstroke.
IRUMBER brings the mineral colors of traditional painting into a ready-to-use pan set. The pigments are refined, mixed with a binder and set in dedicated pans, so your painting begins with a brush and water.
Give the particles room.
Mineral particles and pale layers create subtle variations. Explore the differences between colors as you paint.
Take your time with color.
Once a wash is dry, add another layer. Leave pale areas visible and build depth where you want it.
Discover the background behind IRUMBER’s approach to traditional color.
Meet the maker ↗FIND YOUR COLOR / 01—06
Six colors. Room for your own expression.
Blue, green and the warmth of earth. Find the colors that will become part of your next painting.
01Norigae motif
Deep Azurite Blue
Deep blue, one quiet layer at a time.
02Lotus motif
Malachite Green
Bring a little green to your painting.
03Landscape motif
Azurite Blue
Teal that finds its own way with water.
04Floral motif
Malachite Earth Green
A soft, lingering moss-green note.
05Dokkaebi motif · Brown
Earth Brown
A quiet brown for branches and earthy studies.
06Roof-tile motif
Goethite Ochre
An earthy ochre to warm your palette.
02 / A PAN WITH A STORY
A little inkstone. A detail worth keeping close.
The dedicated pans draw on the form of Korean inkstones. Lotus, dokkaebi and other relief motifs sit above each paint well, bringing traditional details to the moment you open the case.
The paints are portioned by hand. Different drying and shrinkage can leave each color with its own visible surface, while the magnetic tin keeps the pans together between painting sessions.
See natural variations & care ↘
JUST A BRUSH & WATER
A little water. A moment to paint.
- 01
Soften for 10–20 seconds
Wet your brush and lightly touch it to the pan. Let the paint soften for 10–20 seconds.
- 02
Stir gently as you paint
Mineral particles settle, so stir gently as you paint.
- 03
Dry, then layer
Once dry, paint over it again. Each layer deepens the color.
FROM PAN TO PAPER / A LITTLE PAINTING
Watch a painting grow, layer by layer.
Soften, stir gently, then layer after drying. Follow a small botanical study to see how the product instructions become brushstrokes.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Six-color set · Brush · Water · Watercolor paperBrush, water container and paper are not included.
STEP 01 / 05
A wet brush. A 10–20 second pause.
Lightly touch a wet brush to the paint and let it soften. Mineral particles can settle, so gently stir the paint before loading your brush.
STEP 02 / 05
Begin with a light wash of color.
Try a small botanical study. Fill the leaf shapes with a light wash of green or teal. Try a brushstroke in the paper margin first to explore the balance of water and color.
STEP 03 / 05
Let the first layer dry.
Wait until the first wash is dry before painting over it. Look at your study and choose where to preserve a pale area and where to add another layer.
STEP 04 / 05
Build depth, one dry layer at a time.
Add green or teal to one side of a dry leaf. Leave part of the first wash visible so that pale and deeper areas can sit together in the same painting.
STEP 05 / 05
A warm finishing touch. Your own painting.
Use the brush tip for fine veins and stems, then try small seedpods in the dokkaebi pan’s earth brown. You do not need to use all six colors at once; a few favorites are enough to begin a small painting.
AI-created painting exercise based on our product instructions. The images illustrate a creative process, not measured color or drying tests; actual results vary with paper, water and brushwork.
THE BEAUTY OF LAYERS
Keep the light. Build the depth.
The same motif, at three moments. Try leaving part of the first wash untouched as you add a new layer.
Leave room for the next brushstroke.
Layer over dry paint, keeping light areas visible.
Bring the study together with veins and berries.
NATURAL MINERALS, YOUR OWN EXPRESSION
Let the particles be part of the painting.
With Azurite Blue and Malachite Earth Green, pale layers may rise in water. Gently stir for a more even color, or let it rest to explore a natural gradient.
With Deep Azurite Blue and Malachite Green, mineral crystals may catch the light as you tilt the paper. No glitter powder is added. Sparkle and pale layers can vary from pan to pan.
Explore product characteristics & care ↗03 / MAKE TIME FOR A LITTLE PAINTING
A leaf, a mountain, a line. What will you paint today?
Start with a small motif. Try a green leaf, layered blue mountains or warm brown and ochre details. The same six colors can become different studies as you change your subject and brushwork.
For a new painting habit
Try a small leaf or a light wash first. Take one step at a time with the painting sequence above.
For a different kind of color
Explore granulation, pale layers and deeper dry-on-dry washes with familiar subjects.
For someone who enjoys making
Consider a six-color set in traditional patterned pans. Confirm the final packaging and contents before gifting.
MINDFUL TRACING / SLOW COLOR
Follow a line. Stay with the next brushstroke.
Sagyeong is a traditional practice of carefully copying sacred patterns and texts. Take inspiration from that attentive approach with a simple contemporary flower outline, following a line before adding color.
Explore the tracing practice ↗AI creative examples. Artwork, patterns and props shown are not included in the basic set.A PLACE FOR YOUR COLORS
Keep your colors close. Let the next brushstroke begin.
Open the tin beside your paper. Wet the brush, stir the paint and focus on the little area in front of you. A simple setup leaves room for your own painting ritual.
Six colors in one tin, ready beside your paper.
A close view of the brush, water and color meeting the paper.
A SMALL CASE, A WORLD OF COLOR
Keep your colors close. Make a little time for art.
Six colors together in a tin case. Meet your own small palette, or share a creative beginning with someone else.
- PAINT
- Six mineral watercolors
- PANS
- Traditional Korean relief motifs
- CASE
- Tin case with magnetic pan fixation
Prepare your brush, water container and watercolor paper separately.
These AI-styled scenes are based on our actual products. Brushwork and colors are illustrative; styling props are not included. Screen colors may differ from the actual paints.
THE CHARACTER OF NATURAL COLOR
Get to know your mineral colors.
Made from natural rocks and earth. Layer by layer, they build deep, timeless traditional tones.
Deep Azurite BlueMalachite Green
Blues and greens that hold light.
Tilt the paper and the mineral crystals may catch the light. Sometimes it shows, sometimes it hides softly. We add no glitter powder.
TRY IT / Try indigo for a distant mountain and green for a small leaf. Leave lighter areas as you build layers.
Azurite BlueMalachite Earth Green
Layered teal and moss.
Light glints off the particles, and in water, pale layers may rise to the surface. Stir for an even color; leave it still for a gradient.
TRY IT / Try a teal wash for water or a muted green leaf. Stir gently for even color, or let it rest to explore a gradient.
Earth BrownGoethite Ochre
The warmth of earth.
Brown and ochre earth tones. Calm and warm, with almost no sparkle.
TRY IT / Try brown for a branch or seedpod and ochre for a flower center or warm background detail.
AI product and brushwork scenes illustrate color characteristics. They are not measured swatches. Screen colors may differ from the actual paints.
Even when ground to the same size, natural minerals differ in weight from grain to grain, so the sparkle and pale layers appear a little differently in every pan. That is the signature of colors that come from nature.
As each color dries
Each color shrinks differently as it dries, so the amount in each pan may vary.
Portioned by hand
Because the paint is portioned by hand, slight bleeding at the edges or small air bubbles may appear.
Safety & storage
- Do not eat.
- Wash hands after use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Close the case only after the paint is fully dry.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE / IRUMBER
Know your set. Begin with confidence.
Review the contents, prepare your tools and explore the material’s characteristics before choosing your set.
THE BASIC SET
Six colors, together in a tin.
- Six mineral watercolors in dedicated pans
- Tin case with magnetic pan fixation
PREPARE SEPARATELY
Your brush, water and paper.
- Watercolor brush, water container and water
- Watercolor paper for your painting
01Do I need to mix a binder before using these paints?+
The refined mineral pigments are already mixed with a binder and set in pans. No separate glue heating or binder mixing is needed. Touch a wet brush to the paint, wait 10–20 seconds and stir gently.
02Are a brush and paper included?+
The basic set described here contains six paint colors, dedicated pans and a tin case with magnetic pan fixation. Prepare a brush, water container and watercolor paper separately. Artwork and styling props in the images are not included.
03What can I try painting first?+
Try a small leaf, a simple mountain wash or a flower outline. Begin with a light wash, let it dry and add another layer to one area. The paintings and patterns on this page are AI-created ideas for creative use.
04Do all six colors sparkle in the same way?+
No glitter powder is added. Mineral crystals in blue and green colors may catch the light; brown and ochre have a quieter appearance with almost no sparkle. Particles and pale layers can vary from pan to pan.
05Why do the paint levels or small bubbles vary?+
Colors shrink differently as they dry. Hand portioning can also leave slightly different visible levels, edge bleeding or small bubbles. Contact us with a photograph if you have a question about a product you receive.
06Can I close the case immediately after painting?+
Close the case only after the paint in the pans is fully dry. Wash your hands after use and store out of reach of children. Do not eat the paint. This product guidance is intended for adult users.
07How do I confirm price, delivery and returns?+
Review the current price and options above. Confirm delivery availability and the final shipping cost before placing your order. Read shipping, exchange and return guidance ↗
YOUR NEXT PAINTING STARTS HERE
Make a little room for natural color.
Choose your next painting companion after checking the set contents and purchase terms.
Product story
The core product of IRUMBER, a mineral watercolor brand developed by Erum. Seokchae mineral pigments are ground, levigated, blended with binder and set in dedicated pans. Start with a brush and water, without warming glue or mixing a separate binder. The pans take inspiration from traditional Korean inkstones. Five motifs have been developed: lotus, dokkaebi, landscape, roof tile and norigae. The drawing specifies a pan size of 35 × 22 × 10 mm. These five motif designs are distinct from the six paint colors. Current guidance is for adult users. Please confirm final retail contents, consumer pricing and availability through an inquiry or the confirmed product listing.
Contents
Six mineral watercolors Dedicated inkstone-inspired pans A tin case with magnetic pan fixation Prepare separately: a watercolor brush, water and container, watercolor paper. Final retail contents follow the confirmed specification.
How to use
1. Wet your brush and lightly touch it to the pan. Let the paint soften for 10–20 seconds. 2. Mineral particles settle, so stir gently as you paint. 3. Once dry, paint over it again. Each layer deepens the color. Do not eat. Wash hands after use. Keep out of reach of children. Close the case only after the paint is fully dry.
BEFORE THE FIRST BRUSHSTROKE
Know the material you are choosing.
This is a paint set. Check the listed contents and follow the instructions for the included paints.
Natural color has its own material character. A color name and a screen image are useful starting points, but the actual formulation, grade and painted swatch provide the specific product information.
- Traditional color names
- Deep Azurite Blue · Malachite Green · Azurite Blue · Malachite Earth Green · Earth Brown · Goethite Ochre
- Safety & precautions
- Do not eat. Wash hands after use. Keep out of reach of children. Close the case only after the paint is fully dry.
The support
Choose paper or a prepared ground suited to the product. Test before working on the finished piece.
The first layer
Make the first wash a study in the material. Notice its movement, surface and drying before the next layer.
A question
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