Watercolor Paint Pan TEKA, shade: grass green, Milan series (MPN 589524)

TEKA Watercolor Paint Pan in grass green (Milan series) is a single dried paint cake formulated for rewetting with water to produce transparent, blendable green washes. Supplied as an individual pan, this artist-grade pigment is designed for brush application, layering and mixed-color techniques. The compact pan format is suitable for field sketching, classroom use and studio work where a consistent grass green tone is needed.

Advantages

This grass green watercolor pan offers a concentrated pigment load that reactivates reliably with water, giving even coverage and predictable flow. The dried cake format is travel- and storage-friendly, reducing spills and allowing precise control over color intensity by varying the water-to-pigment ratio. Compatibility with standard watercolor brushes and paper types makes it easy to integrate into existing sets or palettes.

Suitable for

• Outdoor sketching and plein air studies
• Illustrations and botanical details
• School art projects and classroom exercises
• Hobby painting and mixed-media works
• Layered washes and glazing techniques

Key specifications

• Format: single dried watercolor pan (cake) for rewetting
• Color: grass green, transparent tone suitable for layering
• Application: brush-applied watercolors for washes and details
• Compatibility: works with standard watercolor paper and brushes
• Packaging: individual pan ideal for palettes and travel sets

How to use

Moisten the surface of the watercolor pan with a wet brush or a few drops of clean water and allow a moment for the pigment to rehydrate. Load your brush to the desired saturation and apply to paper, adjusting water content to create pale washes or concentrated strokes. For layered effects, let each wash dry before applying additional layers to avoid unintended mixing. Rinse brushes between color changes and store the pan dry when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For best results pair the grass green pan with medium-weight to heavyweight watercolor paper (200–300 gsm or higher) and use round or flat sable-synthetic blend brushes for fine details and smooth washes. Test on a scrap sheet to find the preferred water-to-pigment ratio before working on the final piece.