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You can look up the meaning of the phrase 鈥淭ypes of Red orpiment鈥� according to 330 books dealing with Hinduism. The following list shows a short preview of potential definitions.

Minerals and Metals in Sanskrit literature [by Sulekha Biswas]

Talaka/tala/haritala (orpiment) could be of two types: many-layered, golden coloured, heavy, brilliant patra talaka, and massive pinda talaka containing less satva or pale yellowish metal (Rasaratna-samuccaya 3. 76-77) [[[ p. 10 ]]] IX-10 Manahsila Manahsila or realgar came under three varieties: yellowish red, heavy syamangi, copper-red Kanaviraka like Kanavira or Karavi flower and deep red, heavy Khandakhya which contains more metal (3. 89-90)....

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Alchemy in India and China [by Vijaya Jayant Deshpande]

The percentage of gold could not be less than fifty percent even for it to go under the name "impotent gold" because beyond fifty percent, copper will cause a distinct red tinge. A similar process is described in Sloka 762. Here mention is made that the colour of the alloy improves by addition of more and more gold to it. 6 Likewise, the oil of red variety of "ankola" is to be exuded. Copper leaves smeared with this 5. Rasarnavakalpa, Sloka 599, p. 49....

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Puppetry in Assam [by Gitali Saikia]

Blue colour is used for colouring of the puppet of Rama, Krishna and Bishnu, while white colur is use for the puppet of Shiva and black or red colour is use for colouring of demon puppets. Initially puppet troupes of Sattras used haital (the yellow orpiment) and hangul (cinnabar) for colouring their puppets. Using of traditional colour made from natural things was one of the features of puppets made in Satras....

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