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Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolor
Original name: ホルベイン 透明水彩絵具 グラニュレーティングカラーズ
Holbein
Watercolors
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About this material
Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolor is a series of transparent watercolors that granulate. A granulating paint is one whose color separates into visible parts when you paint with it. The colors come from natural scenery, plants, and animals. Some separate gently, and others are bright.
There are 24 colors in 5 ml tubes. Each color is sold on its own, and there is also a 24-color set with every color.
The colors are named after the moon, flowers, and birds, such as Oborozuki (a hazy moon), Mimosa, and Uguisu (a Japanese bush warbler).
Translated from the Japanese original.
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