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Clairefontaine Maya Coloured Card A3 270gsm
Our Price £0.85
The Canson Mi-Teintes A4 160gsm range replaces the Daler-Rowney Murano A4 collection. For several years, Murano paper has already been manufactured by Canson to the same specification and colours as Mi-Teintes, so the quality and shades remain unchanged.
Murano users can continue to enjoy the same trusted paper, now presented under the internationally recognised Canson Mi-Teintes brand.
Why Choose Mi-Teintes?
- Two textures in one sheet – a unique honeycombed grain on one side that holds pastel and pigment beautifully, and a fine grain on the other for pencil, charcoal, and detailed work.
- 35 light-resistant colours available in A4 (from a wider 50-colour range overall).
- High cotton content for strength, flexibility, and a luxurious feel.
- Acid-free and age-resistant to protect your artwork over time.
- The widest colour palette on the market for pastel and drawing papers.
Perfect For:
- Fine art techniques – pastel, charcoal, sanguine, pencil, gouache, and even light watercolour washes.
- Creative crafts – folding, cutting, gluing, card-making, scrapbooking, and mixed media.
The familiar Murano colours are still available in this range, with the addition of five new shades to give artists even more choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
We know some customers have questions about the change from Murano to Mi-Teintes. Here are the answers to the most common ones:
Is Canson Mi-Teintes the same as Murano?
Yes. Murano paper was actually made by Canson to the same specification and colours as Mi-Teintes for many years. The only change is the branding — the paper itself remains identical.
Why has Murano changed to Mi-Teintes?
Daler-Rowney and Canson decided to bring the paper together under the Canson Mi-Teintes name. This makes it easier for artists to access the world’s best-known pastel and coloured drawing paper range.
Have any colours changed?
Most of the Murano colours are still available in Mi-Teintes. There are just 5 new shades added, giving you even more choice.
Can I use Mi-Teintes for the same techniques as Murano?
Absolutely. Mi-Teintes has the same cotton content, acid-free quality, and dual-textured surfaces. It’s perfect for pastel, charcoal, pencil, gouache, and light watercolour, as well as craft projects like card-making and collage.
