Cock Colours
Festival colour
Holi colours, gulal, rangoli powder and colour gadgets, made on a corn-starch base. Seventy-five years of manufacturing behind a dealer network that reaches most of India.
Categories
- Colour powders
- Colour gadgets
- Colour sand
- Rangoli
Seventy-five years of it
What the colour business actually is
Corn starch, not chalk
The base is the product
Gulal is milled on a corn-starch base with additives, which is what lets it wash out of skin and most fabrics. The non-combustible grade carries a slight talc or mica content that stops it catching. The cheap end of the market uses sand or industrial dye on a mineral carrier, and it does not clear the same way.
Tested three times
Caught while it is still a batch
Every raw material is tested at intake, the run is checked at several points rather than once at the end, and product is inspected before despatch.