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This message only appears in theme editor.Sterling Camel Hair Brush with Short Handle - Mop
Suitable for Watercolor, Gouache & Tempera
STIFFNESS
SPRINGINESS
WATER-RETENTION
PAINT-RETENTION
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Experience the gentle touch and superb absorbency of camel hair bristles with the Sterling Camel Hair Brush. Ideal for watercolor, gouache, and tempera, these brushes offer versatile application across various mediums. The mop shape allows for broad strokes, perfect for blending and washes. With a short silver handle, enjoy enhanced control and maneuverability for precise brushwork. Camel hair bristles hold a generous amount of paint or ink, ensuring consistent and smooth application. Immerse yourself in the world of artistry with these versatile brushes that combine quality materials with ergonomic design. Elevate your painting experience with brushes that prioritize performance and comfort, catering to both beginners and seasoned artists alike. Unleash your creativity with every stroke using the Sterling Camel Hair Brush.
Specifications
With camel hair, this brush is medium stiffness that adapts well across paint types and has moderate spring for general-purpose strokes. It holds plenty of water for long watercolor sessions without reloading, and retains a generous load of paint for consistent, uninterrupted coverage. Paired with a short handle wood handle, it is built for closer, wrist-controlled work like watercolor, ink or detail painting.
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Mop brush
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Bristles
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