
Shop 11 Gansai Tambi products from our Kuretake range. See them in use in our tutoriels gratuits pas à pas, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
Kuretake Gansai Tambi Granulating Colours 3 - Aquarelles granulantes RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Kuretake Gansai Tambi Granulating Colours 2 - Aquarelles granulantes RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Kuretake Gansai Tambi Granulating Colours - Aquarelles granulantes RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Kuretake Gansai Tambi Peintures aquarelle - Set de 18 couleurs RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Set de peinture portable Kuretake Gansai Tambi 14 couleurs RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Gansai Tambi Starry Colours x6 Set - Set de 6 couleurs - Starry RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Gansai Tambi Pearl Colours x6 Set - Set de 6 couleurs - Pearl RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
GANSAI TAMBI GRAPHITE COLORS - Set de 6 couleurs RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Gansai Tambi - Set de 48 couleurs RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Gansai Tambi is a range of premium watercolour paints by Kuretake, beloved by card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add beautiful painted details to their work. Whether you're new to watercolours or an experienced painter, there's a Gansai Tambi set to suit your needs.
This category includes watercolour paint sets in various sizes, from compact portable options perfect for crafting on the go, to larger sets with 36, 48 or more colours for maximum creative choice. You'll find speciality collections too, including Granulating Colours that create beautiful textured effects, plus Starry, Pearl and Gem colour sets for distinctive finishes. There's also a Graphite Colors set for those who prefer working in monochrome. Most crafters use these paints to hand-paint stamped images, add watercolour washes to card designs, or create painted embellishments for scrapbook layouts.
When choosing a set, think about how often you'll paint and how much space you have for storage. Smaller sets are ideal if you're just starting out, whilst larger palettes give you more colour mixing possibilities. Watercolours work beautifully layered, so don't be afraid to experiment with transparency and blending.