Organic red pigment obtained fom the wood of either of two trees of tropical Africa, barwood from the species Pterocarpus, or camwood from Baphia nitidia, used as cosmetic and as a red dye. Typically, it is made into a paste, dried, and sculpted into pigment-blocks.
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13yrs ago
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