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$2.38The Story
These paintbrushes are versatile tools with springy nylon bristles that are ideal for large washes and fine details. They effectively absorb and distribute paint evenly, while the strong elastic tip provides the perfect amount of firmness for small areas. Whether you're using watercolour, acrylic, or other water-based paints, these brushes will produce excellent results. Additionally, their lightly ridged non-slip grip and squared rear end help prevent them from rolling.
- Set Contents: Neo Sable Round Brush No. 0 (Fine), Round Brush No. 6 (Large), Round Brush No. 42 (X-Large)
- Material: Head tip: nylon fiber; Shaft/front axle: recycled PP
- Made in Japan.
About Pentel
Pentel is a Japanese stationery company specialising in pens, their innovations over the years are responsible for numerous writing instruments we use today.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
These paintbrushes are versatile tools with springy nylon bristles that are ideal for large washes and fine details. They effectively absorb and distribute paint evenly, while the strong elastic tip provides the perfect amount of firmness for small areas. Whether you're using watercolour, acrylic, or other water-based paints, these brushes will produce excellent results. Additionally, their lightly ridged non-slip grip and squared rear end help prevent them from rolling.
- Set Contents: Neo Sable Round Brush No. 0 (Fine), Round Brush No. 6 (Large), Round Brush No. 42 (X-Large)
- Material: Head tip: nylon fiber; Shaft/front axle: recycled PP
- Made in Japan.
About Pentel
Pentel is a Japanese stationery company specialising in pens, their innovations over the years are responsible for numerous writing instruments we use today.
