Description: Gansai are traditional Japanese paints that were used for a specific painting style called Etegami. Etegami translates to 'image/picture letter’, and so is like a handmade postcard. People would use Gansai paints to sketch and illustrate simplified objects, relinquishing the control that formal artists had used up until that point, to create beautiful and colorful postcards with messages that expressed something more spontaneous and personal. Gansai are artist-quality paints that can be used by people at any creative level. [18 Colors] Gansai is traditional Japanese watercolor, utilizing colors that are based off those seen in nature, meaning they are vivid and opaque. Pans are carefully filled with paint that is smooth, not granulated, and dries with a slight shiny finish. [Flexible Techniques] Paints do not leave hard edges when dry, making flat-washes easy to accomplish, and are easy to layer with proper technique. [Brush Dexterity] Gansai Tambi Pans are much larger than typical watercolor pans, giving you the ability to use both small or large brushes quite easily. [Palette and Color chart included] Within each Gansai Tambi set is a protective sheet that not only keeps your pans from shifting but can be used as a palette mixer. Each box also includes a color chart so you can swatch the colors yourself and distinguish between them quickly. [Beautiful Packaging, Ideal for Gift-giving] Water-based pigment is ACMI-certified, and packaged in a simple cardboard box with elegant green washi overlay. Perfect for gifts.
Price: 28.88 USD
Location: Haleyville, Alabama
End Time: 2024-12-29T03:10:25.000Z
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Color: 18 colors set
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
EAN: 4901427169799
ISBN: 4901427169799
Package Dimensions LxWxH: 8.7x6.1x0.83 Inches
Weight: 0.57 Pounds
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Brand: Kuretake