Hahnemuhle The Collection - Watercolour Blocks/Pads - Cold Pressed 300g/m2 - 14.17" x 18.9" - 10 Sheets - 140 lb Natural White Block
Hahnemühle Watercolour 300 and 640 set new standards forhigh-quality watercolour papers. A carefully chosen variety of cottonoffers extremely strong fibres and incomparable purity. The selection ofthe best raw materials and exclusively natural filler materials givesthe Watercolour 300 and Watercolour 640 papers their unparalleledquality.
The prized cotton papers, Watercolour 300 and 640, are characterisedby a very durable paper surface that is well suited for demandingwatercolour techniques. The fibres do not lift, rub off or loosen, evenwhen applying multiple layers of colour, or when using masking fluidsand tapes. This paper lets you use the most beautiful colours and createremarkable wet-on-wet paintings.
Hahnemühle Watercolour 300 and 640 are
vegan resistant to ageing acid-free
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