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Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, wooden case of 120

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Description
Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencils – 120 Colors in Wooden Case

Unleash your artistic vision with the Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencils, a premium collection of 120 vibrant colors presented in an elegant wooden case. These exceptional artist pencils are designed for creatives who seek unparalleled versatility and vivid expression in their drawing, shading, and watercolor painting endeavors. Elevate your artwork with tools crafted for professional results.

Crafted with high-quality, acid-free pigments, these professional art pencils deliver exceptional lightfastness, ensuring your masterpieces retain their brilliance over time. The soft, smooth lead provides a rich, saturated color laydown, while its unique water-soluble formula allows you to effortlessly transform dry sketches into breathtaking watercolor scenes with just a few brushstrokes and water.

Experience the robust performance of the thick 3.8mm lead, engineered for high break resistance through Faber-Castell's innovative Secural Bonding (SV) process, guaranteeing durability even with intense use. The beautifully crafted wooden case not only protects your valuable art supplies but also keeps them perfectly organized and easily accessible, ready for your next creative session.

Specifications
  • Lead Type: Water-soluble
  • Lead Thickness: 3.8 mm
  • Pigment Quality: High-quality, acid-free, unsurpassed lightfastness
  • Break Resistance: High, due to Secural Bonding Process (SV)
  • Quantity: 120 pencils
  • Case Type: Wooden case
How to Use

Use these versatile pencils for traditional drawing and shading techniques. To create stunning watercolor effects, simply apply water to the colored surface with a brush, allowing the pigments to dissolve and blend seamlessly.