A sample of my one-of-kind black petunia teal watercolor paint made from flowers sourced at the Wood’s Market Garden farm in Brandon, Vermont. 
This sample is poured in a traditional mussel shell sourced sustainably (by me) from the coast of Connecticut.
About the color:
The color ranges from pale blue to deep green, depending on the batch, so no two samples are alike. I’ve noticed that this color is prone to quick fading with sun exposure, so keep that in mind while using it. The color will shift from teal to pale yellow over time.