Solid Ink Old Pigments 10 Color Tattoo Ink Set

Solid Ink Old Pigments 10 Color Set brings together ten classic tattoo ink colors inspired by the rich history and traditional roots of tattooing. Designed for professional tattoo artists who appreciate old-school craftsmanship, this collection offers a versatile selection of bold primary colors, earthy tones, and vintage-inspired shades.

Ideal for American Traditional, Neo Traditional, Japanese-inspired, illustrative, and full-color tattooing, the Old Pigments Set provides a coordinated palette for creating timeless designs. From bold roses and eagles to dragons, snakes, floral imagery, and traditional tattoo flash, these colors are well suited for artists who value classic tattoo aesthetics.

Colors Included

This complete set includes 10 Solid Ink Old Pigments colors:

• Blue 15 – A classic blue for bold fills, nautical imagery, and cool-toned accents.

• Coffee – A rich, earthy brown for natural details and warm color combinations.

• Dirty Green – A muted green for foliage, traditional imagery, and vintage-inspired artwork.

• El Picante – A warm red-orange for flames, floral accents, and bold traditional designs.

• Green 7 – A classic green for leaves, dragons, snakes, and traditional color work.

• Jade – A cool green for botanical elements, ornamental details, and Japanese-inspired imagery.

• Old Brown – An earthy brown for natural textures and understated color accents.

• Oro – A warm golden yellow for traditional highlights, ornamental details, and rich color combinations.

• Satan Red – A bold red for traditional roses, hearts, flames, and classic tattoo imagery.

• Traditional Orange – A warm orange for tigers, flames, floral accents, and vintage-inspired designs.

Product Details

• Collection: Solid Ink Old Pigments

• Set Includes: 10 tattoo ink colors

• Color Palette: Traditional primary colors, earthy tones, and vintage-inspired shades

• Product Type: Professional tattoo pigment set

• Manufacturer: Solid Ink

• Sold As: Complete 10-color set

Why Artists Choose the Old Pigments Set

The Solid Ink Old Pigments Set offers a coordinated selection of colors that work naturally together in traditional tattoo designs. With bold reds, blues, and greens alongside warm yellows, oranges, and earthy browns, artists can create classic color combinations without assembling each shade individually.

This collection is particularly useful for tattooers specializing in American Traditional work, where strong outlines, solid color areas, and carefully selected palettes are central to the style. The variety of warm and cool pigments also makes the set suitable for Neo Traditional, Japanese-inspired, and illustrative artwork.

Whether you're building a traditional tattoo ink collection or expanding an established workstation, Solid Ink Old Pigments 10 Color Set brings together a versatile selection of classic tattoo colors in one complete package.

OLD PIGMENTS

The formula presented in these colors follows the tradition of what was available for tattooing many years ago, known as “OLD PIGMENTS” 

-We wanted to offer a real set of traditional colors, that will be particularly appreciated by Old School tattooers.

-Some raw pigments used now days in tattooing, like Oranges and Browns, tend to fade when exposed to the sun for many years, but these won’t. Here we did not use any Orange, Magenta, Brown or Violet as a base, only what we like to call "OLD PIGMENTS".

-We were able to achieve these tones using a different approach. For example when you see Brown, we are combining Red, Yellow, Green and Black. When it comes to Orange, Red and Yellow. 

-Solid Inks' "OLD PIGMENTS" are a combination of traditional methods and ingredients, and in some cases, mixed with pre-dispersed formulas. All colors are made of what they call “powder” pigments.

-The selection of these powder pigments is based on decades of experience, and they have shown to be the most stable and durable over the years.

-Bottles are opaque, like back in the day, you won’t see the exact tones through them, we include a picture of the colors for your reference.