What is another word for sinoper?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪnə͡ʊpə] (IPA) 
Sinoper, also known as sinopia or sinoper red, is a pigment that has been used since ancient times to create red hues. It is commonly found in frescoes, manuscripts, and other artistic works. Synonyms for sinoper include Venetian red, English red, and Indian red. These names reflect the fact that sinoper was historically sourced from different regions around the world, with each location producing a slightly different variation of the pigment. Regardless of its origin, sinoper has proven to be a popular and versatile color throughout history, and continues to be used by artists today.
