Carmín de Cochinilla
Cochineal Vermilion
Nuestra ubicación/Ubication: Arequipa-Perú
Cochineal Vermilion
Nuestra ubicación/Ubication: Arequipa-Perú
El carmín es un colorante natural con coloraciones desde el rojo púrpura hasta el rojo/marrón oscuro. Se produce a partir de lo cuerpos deshidratados de la hembra de cochinilla ( Dactylopius coccus costa).
Los insectos escama pertenecen al orden Homoptera. El nombre científico del insecto escama algodonoso es Icerya purchasi; el del insecto escama blando de color pardo, Coccus hesperidium; el del insecto escama hemisférico, Saissetia coffeae; el de la laca, Laccifer lacca, y el del tinte rojo, Dactylopius coccus.
The vermilion is a natural coloring with colorations from the red purple until the dark red/brown. It takes place starting from the dehydrated bodies of the cochineal female (Dactylopius coccus coast).
The insects flake belong to the order Homoptera. The scientific name of the insect scales cottony it is Icerya purchasi; that of the insect scales I brandish of brown color, Coccus hesperidium; that of the insect scales hemispheric, Saissetia coffeae; that of the lacquer, Laccifer lacca, and that of the red tint, Dactylopius coccus.
The vermilion is a natural coloring with colorations from the red purple until the dark red/brown. It takes place starting from the dehydrated bodies of the cochineal female (Dactylopius coccus coast).
The insects flake belong to the order Homoptera. The scientific name of the insect scales cottony it is Icerya purchasi; that of the insect scales I brandish of brown color, Coccus hesperidium; that of the insect scales hemispheric, Saissetia coffeae; that of the lacquer, Laccifer lacca, and that of the red tint, Dactylopius coccus.
