Daler Rowney System 3 Round Brushes Long Handle Series SY45 Size 41 × ₹174.00
Daniel Smith 266 Watercolor + 22 Gouache Dot Card1 × ₹2,950.00
Staedtler Triplus® Fineliner 334 Triangular FinelinerStaedtler Box Containing 20 Assorted Colours1 × ₹1,680.00
Da Vinci Series 5293 Hogg Bristle 10 pcs Brush Set1 × ₹2,535.00
Asint Beech Wood Alternative Basic Field Folding Easel1 × ₹2,799.00Subtotal: ₹10,138.00
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. Ideal for oil and acrylic painting. Because of the shape, this brush is easy to hold in the hand and ideal for blending.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Eclipse is a synthetic mongoose which is stiffer than sable, yet softer than bristle. The oval end can be used to both make sweeping strokes but also fine lines when held vertically.
The Ivory is synthetic bristle at its best, a cross between the feel of nylon and hog bristle. The dagger shape is for when a tighter mark is required, very controllable.
