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Feature:

1. The round watercolor brush is suitable for acrylic, ink and gouache. The circular design is very suitable for details, washing, filling and thin to thick lines.
2. Professional round brush is made of basswood and nylon wool. Nylon wool has good liquid carrying capacity, which is soft and smooth.
3. The high-grade nylon blend provides user with perfect elasticity, and can maintain the original shape and is durable.
4. As for sturdy and durable, the connection between the brush and the barrel is tied with iron wire, which is more durable and does not shake.
5. Brushes are widely used, such as watercolor painting, writing, which is popular among the children.

Specification:

Item Type: Nylon Wool Watercolor Brush
Product Material: Basswood + nylon wool
Product Use: Watercolor painting, writing, etc.

Package List:

1 x Nylon Wool Watercolor Brush

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