Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
SAURIUM: Chukum from the Yucatán, Layer by Layer
A Yucatán-made natural wall finish combining chukum-tree resin, regional lime, and mineral pigments in six architectural colors.
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SAURIUM describes a coating workflow based on boiling chukum bark for its tannins, mixing the extract with hydrated lime, and applying the resulting paste in successive layers. The site presents six mineral-pigment finishes and identifies a 20-kilogram sack as the standard format. Its stated coverage is about four square metres in two coats on a smooth wall, with lower yield expected on rough or absorbent surfaces.
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