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Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0
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Introducing the Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0, the perfect brush for artists seeking precision and exceptional performance. Crafted from a unique blend of pure sable and synthetic fibers, these brushes deliver a quality that rivals pure sable at a fraction of the cost. The seamless gold plated nickel ferrules ensure durability and reliability while the vibrant terracotta stained handles provide comfort during long painting sessions.
The Series 202 brushes are designed with an ideal short handle and an elongated head shape, making them perfect for detailed line work and intricate detail painting. Whether you're working with watercolors, fluid oils, acrylics, or Griffin Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Colors, these brushes are versatile and suitable for all media. Their extra fine points and superior colour-holding capacity allow you to create stunning details and smooth transitions in your artwork.
Enhance your painting experience with the Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0, where art meets craftsmanship. Perfect for professional artists and hobbyists alike, this brush is a must-have for anyone serious about fine art. Elevate your painting to new heights with this exceptional tool that combines quality and affordability, exclusively available at Smartfox NZ.
Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0
A brush made from a mix of pure sable and synthetic fibres, giving you a performance that's close to sable at a price closer to synthetic. They feature seamless gold plated nickel ferrules and vibrant terracotta stained handles.
Series 202 have a short handle, elongated head shape for precise detail and line work. They are made to the same high standards as Series 101 and give extra fine point and greater colour-holding capacity. Ideal for fine detail work and for use with all media.
Suitable for use with water colour, fluid oil, acrylic and Griffin Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Colours.
Price is for 1 x Brush
Brand: Winsor & Newton
The Series 202 brushes are designed with an ideal short handle and an elongated head shape, making them perfect for detailed line work and intricate detail painting. Whether you're working with watercolors, fluid oils, acrylics, or Griffin Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Colors, these brushes are versatile and suitable for all media. Their extra fine points and superior colour-holding capacity allow you to create stunning details and smooth transitions in your artwork.
Enhance your painting experience with the Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0, where art meets craftsmanship. Perfect for professional artists and hobbyists alike, this brush is a must-have for anyone serious about fine art. Elevate your painting to new heights with this exceptional tool that combines quality and affordability, exclusively available at Smartfox NZ.
Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold II Brushes Series 202 Designers - Size 0
A brush made from a mix of pure sable and synthetic fibres, giving you a performance that's close to sable at a price closer to synthetic. They feature seamless gold plated nickel ferrules and vibrant terracotta stained handles.
Series 202 have a short handle, elongated head shape for precise detail and line work. They are made to the same high standards as Series 101 and give extra fine point and greater colour-holding capacity. Ideal for fine detail work and for use with all media.
Suitable for use with water colour, fluid oil, acrylic and Griffin Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Colours.
Price is for 1 x Brush
Brand: Winsor & Newton
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