Allegretto, Fine rough 150 gr.

Professional dry watercolors in pans are made according to traditional recipes based on gum arabic and thoroughly ground pigments and the addition of acacia honey, used as a binder. Almost the entire watercolor production process is carried out manually to ensure the highest quality and purity of the traditional recipe. In their production, selected organic and inorganic pigments are used, including real Polish cadmium and cobalt. This product is characterized by high solubility and a high degree of resistance to light: watercolors are produced by hand and naturally dried. The range consists of 54 colors

Μαρκαδόροι με διπλή μύτη, μια για λεπτομέρειες και μια μύτη-πινέλο, διαθέσιμοι σε 48 αποχρώσεις. Άοσμοι και αδιάβροχοι, δεν περιέχουν οξύ, αναμειγνύονται πολύ καλά μεταξύ τους.

Da Vinci Cosmotop-Spin is a golden fibred brush made up from a blend of 5 different diameters of extra smooth synthetic hair. This unique brush is popular for its water-holding capacity and excellent value in large sizes. Da Vinci built specialized machines that can sort synthetic hair in varying diameters, and this sorted hair is then turned over to a master brushmaker who hand shapes the CosmoTop Spin. The thicker hair is placed on the outside and the thinner hair in the middle to ensure high colour absorption while maintaining a fine point, stable shape, and good spring. The brush fibres are held in place by a seamless nickel-plated brass ferrule with a short red lacquered handle. Ergonomic lacquered handles allow for maximum painting control and the ferrules are rust-resistant. The result is a high-quality and durable synthetic brush for artists.

In order to achieve the highest standard regarding lightfastness, resolubility and stability, Schmincke's HORADAM® use the best raw materials available. There is no compromise in quality - the highest standards of artists' pigments allow the highest level of lightfastness. Schmincke's HORADAM® binding medium is Kordofan Gum Arabic from the Sahara region, due to it differing from year to year it is tested and the best of the batch is selected to used with their pigments. They use an optimal amount of oxgall to avoid undesired coloured formations and undissolved pigment, allowing the perfect flow of colour.