St Cuthberts Mill Bockingford T4743000101AF Watercolour Paper 300 g/m² Coarse Grain Watercolour Pad 29.7 x 42 cm DIN A3 Glued on One Side 12 Sheets White

• Watercolour paper pad produced on the round sieve with a surface weight of 300 g/m² for professional use
• The surface of the watercolour paper is coarse grain (rough)
• The exquisite English watercolour paper meets the highest archival standards
• Easy to correct
• Format of the one-sided glued watercolour pad: 29.7 x 42 cm with 12 sheets

Bockingford - Excellent correction ability. Bockingford is a wonderful English watercolour paper produced by St Cuthberts Mill. It is a high-quality paper made on the cylinder round sieve machine for which only pure materials of the highest preservative requirements are used. Bockingford is appreciated for its excellent wash-out. It is an extremely forgiving watercolour paper that is easy to correct. The watercolour paper is appreciated by occasional painters as well as professional artists worldwide. Archiving Each watercolour paper sheet is calcium carbonate buffered to protect finished works from discoloration caused by acidic pollution. St Cuthberts Mill Bockingford is free from optical brighteners, which guarantees that the white tone remains over time and watercolour paper will not yellow. The fungicide treatment ensures optimal protection and optimal ageing resistance of the high-quality watercolour paper. The surface: Its attractive surface is created by the use of natural wool felts, which give it a distinctive and arbitrary texture. Application techniques: The paper is suitable for any watercolour technique as well as for gouache, acrylic, pastel, ink, coloured pencils, printing techniques and charcoal. Bockingford watercolour paper is available in a variety of surface weights and formats - from all around glued blocks to sheets and rolls. Here you will receive a one-sided glued pad with a rough surface with a weight of 300 g/m in DIN A3 format. St Cuthberts Mill - Paper Making Located in the southwest of England, St Cuthberts Mill has experienced paper making since the beginning of the 18th century. Beautiful papers are still produced using the traditional round sieve process. For this purpose, one of the last round sieve machines still working in the world. The special thing about paper that has been produced in a circular sieve process is its unique texture achieved by using natural wool felt, as well as a wonderful surface texture due to random dispersion of the paper fibres across the sheet. St Cuthberts Mill makes this high quality paper - to professionals who care about the production of the best papers, - wherever possible on natural ingredients, as well as - only on high-quality cotton and cellulose which does not add acids. - Each type of paper is subjected to rigorous quality testing, and - The paper is manufactured to the highest quality standards in archival quality.