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KURETAKE > ZIG WATERCOLOR SYSTEM

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Zig Watercolour Brush H2O (4 stuks)

€ 28,89

Zig Watercolour Brush2O los, lange detailpunt, met polyzakje

€ 7,05

Zig Watercolour Brush2O x4 set, 4 stuks, assortiment

€ 28,49
€ 24,39 BESPAAR € 4,10

Waterpenseel medium ZIG Kuretake

€ 7,85
€ 6,69 BESPAAR € 1,16

About ZIG WATERCOLOR SYSTEM

The ZIG Watercolor System from Kuretake is a collection of specialised brushes designed for stampers, card makers and scrapbookers who want to add beautiful watercolour effects to their work. Whether you're new to watercolouring or looking to expand your brush collection, these products offer reliable tools for bringing colour and dimension to your projects.

This category includes a range of water brushes and watercolour brushes in different sizes and tip styles. You'll find individual brushes with specific tip shapes—like detailer tips for fine detail work—as well as multi-pack sets that give you a variety of options in one go. Water brushes are particularly popular with crafters because they hold water in their barrel, making them convenient for blending and layering colour directly onto your stamped images without needing a separate water pot.

When choosing brushes for watercolouring, think about the effects you want to create. Finer tips are ideal for detailed work and adding precision, whilst larger brushes are better for blending and covering bigger areas. Having a few different sizes in your collection means you can tackle any technique your design calls for.