chrysophan

/krɪsəˈfæn/

Definitions

1. noun

A pigment or dye derived from the leaf of the weld plant (Reseda luteola); a yellow pigment used in painting and dyeing.

“The medieval artist used chrysophan to create a vibrant, golden effect in the fresco.”

Synonyms

  • reseda
  • weld

Antonyms

  • bleach
  • colorless