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Renpitsu Trio-Head Watercolor Brush with Three Bound Brush Heads – Available in 2 Sizes
Renpitsu Trio-Head Watercolor Brush with Three Bound Brush Heads – Available in 2 Sizes
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Discover the Renpitsu Trio-Head Watercolor Brush, a unique tool designed for artists who value versatility and control. Inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship, this brush features three brush heads seamlessly bound together in a flat shape, all attached to a classic round handle. The result is a brush that offers the flexibility of a round brush with the coverage of a flat, making it an excellent choice for both broad washes and detailed work.
Each Renpitsu brush is crafted from a blend of natural and synthetic hairs, providing the perfect balance of spring, resilience, and moisture retention. This allows for smooth, even application of color, as well as expressive dry-brush textures as the brush dries. The ergonomic handle ensures comfort during long painting sessions, while the unique design inspires creative exploration in watercolor, sumi-e, and ink painting.
You can load the brush with multiple colors or ink tones at once, making it ideal for alla prima (direct painting) techniques and spontaneous color blending. Whether you’re painting large backgrounds, creating soft gradients, or adding textured strokes, the Renpitsu Trio-Head Brush adapts to your artistic needs.
2 Options Available: (sold separately or as a set)
1. The 7/8" White Hair brush measures 7/8 inch (2.3 cm) wide, with each brush head 1-1/4 inches (3 cm) long. The handle diameter is 1/4 inch (0.7 cm), the handle length is 8.5 inches, and the total length of the brush is 10 inches.
2. The 1" Brown Hair brush is 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide, with each brush head measuring 1-5/8 inches (4 cm) long. The handle diameter is 1/4 inch (0.8 cm), the handle length is 9 inches, and the total length of the brush is 10.5 inches.
Elevate your painting experience with the Renpitsu Trio-Head Watercolor Brush, designed for artists who appreciate both tradition and innovation. Watch this brush in action in the hand of Marina Ren, a fashion illustrator:
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