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Aboriginal paint traditionally used natural materials sourced from the environment. Common ingredients included ochre (a natural clay pigment), charcoal, and various plant materials for colors, as well as animal fats or water as binders. These materials were often ground into powders and mixed to create a range of hues for artistic expression and storytelling. Additionally, some Aboriginal artists used tree sap and other organic substances to enhance their paints.

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