Conservation and restoration methods for artworks created using eco-friendly paints: a study on the durability and preservation of natural pigments

The article investigates modern methods of conservation and restoration of artifacts created with eco-friendly paints and natural pigments. It analyzes the physicochemical properties of these pigments and their resilience to external factors such as light, humidity, and pollution. The study highlights the environmental benefits of "green" technologies, which reduce carbon emissions and health risks for restorers. Additionally, the results of pigment durability studies are presented, along with practical recommendations for their preservation and care using innovative solutions to extend the lifespan of cultural heritage objects.