Winsor & Newton Professional Synthetic Watercolour Brush
$27.96
Brand: Winsor & Newton
Model: 5011204
Color: Black
Size: Nr. 4 - Rundpinsel - Spitz
Features
- INNOVATIVE SYNTHETIC BRISTLE BLEND - After rigorous artist testing, the best blend of synthetic bristles offers the quality and performance you’d typically see in a natural sable brush. The Professional Watercolour Synthetic Sable brush delivers excellent colour carrying capacity, the ability to make a variety of marks and resilient spring and shape retention.
- ERGONOMIC, SCULPTED HANDLE - The unique Winsor & Newton sculpted handle with a matt finish provides the ultimate comfort and control while painting. The central dip on this short handled brush allows the brush to sit comfortably in your hand while the second curve of the brush handle allows for different painting positions.
- EXCELLENT COLOUR CARRYING CAPACITY - This unique blend of synthetic bristles has been developed to replicate the colour carrying capacity of a natural sable brush. With colour flowing evenly and consistently, the brush allows for flowing brush strokes.
- RESILIENT SPRING & SHAPE RETENTION - The brush heads snap back into shape during use with the right degree of spring to allow for superior control between brush and surface.
- FSC CERTIFIED - Of the 31 available brushes in the Professional Watercolour Synthetic Sable range, 29 are 100% FSC certified. The Birchwood used for the handle is obtained from sustainable sources and ongoing consideration is given to the growth of responsible forest management.
Details
Winsor & Newton’s Professional Watercolour Synthetic Brush features a pointed-round head made with a synthetic bristle blend designed for consistent colour carrying, varied marks, and resilient spring. Its sculpted matt-finish handle is shaped for comfortable control, while the bristles retain their form during painting.
UPC: 884955075197
Collections: Education & Crafts, Office & School Supplies, Pointed-Round Paintbrushes
Type: Pointed-Round Paintbrushes
Vendor: Winsor & Newton