“Amon Maka” means “Women hold me!” It comes from an old story: 

Tipper Stage is a public park in the middle of the city of Lira. Sharon saw some rich brown clay on the edge of the field, and that became Tipper Stage Brown. The clay is now gone. One of the most significant issues has been land disputes and ownership conflicts. Between 2017 and 2020, Tipper…

This yellow clay is used for making pottery. According to Silvia Ogwang, a local farmer, the color is mixed with the black clay to help a pot be strong and resistant. That there are many different colors of such clay that does the same function, but this community is blessed with yellow, while other people…

Oloo Green pigment can separated into more colors with levigation: a light brownish green, a darker green, and a chalky green. The color is subtle and transparent. Do not expect a rich, leafy green!

The colors range from the umber Tuk Catan to the warm gray Anthill Gray. The colors from the anthills are the earth dug by the ants and brought outside, so they are generally quite fine.

The King James school is in Sharon’s neighborhood, and they cook for many students. Sharon scrapes soot from their school cooking pots to make this warm black pigment.

The color is a traditional clay color of the place and everyone thinks that’s the look of the red, so we called it “Oloo Red” at first.