Tagine

$29.18 ~~$38.9~~ In stock

Category: Paint

A rich ochre with earthy clay tones ranging from yellow to deep orange to brown and red. An exciting and inspiring hue that is pure, also reminds us of our favorite Moroccan dish.

Photo by @bearricadenyc

Natural limewash paint with matte finish and soft tonal variations.

Our paints and pigments consist of natural ingredients, and there can be slight variation between batches.

Complimentary can opener and stir sticks with every qualifying order.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

The color shifts beautifully depending on the light — one moment it’s a warm terracotta, the next a deep burnt umber. I painted an accent wall in my kitchen and it instantly feels cozier, like a spice market. The earthy clay tones really do remind me of a well-used tagine.

Benjamin ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

I've been looking for a paint that captures the warmth of terracotta without being too pink, and this ochre is perfect. It has that earthy depth shifting from yellow to deep orange, and it dries with a rich, almost mineral finish. I'm already planning my next room with it.

Michael S. ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

This ochre paint has so much depth—it shifts from golden yellow to a deep rusty brown depending on the light. It covers well in two coats on my canvas and brings that rich, earthy warmth I was hoping for.