HIMI Brush Set of 3, Includes 1 Filbert Brush, 1 Flat Brush, 1 Round Brush, Blue Edition, Beginner Paint Brushes Set, Acrylic, Gouache Painting, Soft Blends, Bold Strokes, Fine Details

• USE Painting brushes you’ll use the most with gouache or acrylic paint. Himi brushes are made to look good & work even better. Quality tools for colour lovers who want smooth brush strokes and no fuss. Just the shapes and sizes you use every day
• FEATURES The round brush is used for details, flat brush for bold strokes and fills, and filbert brush for soft blends. The short handles feel great in hand and give control over details. Made for table-size painting and sketching
• DESIGN Made with soft nylon hair, short birch handle & durable nickel ferrule. Each brush has a sturdy birch handle painted in blue colour & nickel ferrule, built to last through countless creative sessions. Essential supplies for any artist tool set
• SIZE The brush size is optimal for small and medium format painting and sketching. Everyday painting essentials. The soft nylon bristles load paint beautifully and work smoothly, clean edges, easy flow, no stray hairs
• CLEAN Caring for Himi brushes is easy. Simply clean the bristles with green soap after each use, shape them gently with your fingers, let them dry & store them in a brush or paint case ready for their next use. They’ll stay fresh for next painting

Everyday painting essentials. Three HIMI brushes you’ll use the most in your daily creative process with gouache or acrylic paint. Round for details, flat for bold strokes and fills, and filbert for soft blends. Made for table-size painting and sketching, the short handles feel great in hand and give control over details. The soft nylon bristles load paint beautifully and work smoothly, clean edges, easy flow, no stray hairs. Each brush has a sturdy birch handle painted in blue colour and nickel ferrule, built to last through countless creative sessions. Caring for your brushes is simple: clean the bristles with green soap after each use, shape them gently with your fingers, let them dry, and store them in a brush or paint case. They’ll stay fresh and ready for your next painting.