12kleuring

12kleuring is a traditional Dutch art form that involves the application of twelve colors to a surface, typically a wooden board or panel. The technique is often used to decorate furniture, such as chairs, tables, and cabinets, and is a popular method for adding intricate and detailed designs to these items. The twelve colors used in 12kleuring are a specific set of pigments that have been carefully selected for their vibrancy and longevity. These colors are typically applied using a brush or a small tool called a "kleurpotje," which is a small container filled with the pigment. The process of 12kleuring involves layering the colors onto the surface, building up the design with each successive application. The final result is a richly colored and textured surface that is both beautiful and durable. 12kleuring is a time-consuming and labor-intensive process, but it is highly valued for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. It is often passed down through generations of families, and skilled artisans continue to practice and preserve this traditional art form.