Raphael Quill 16684
Selected for over a century by printmakers, calligraphers and graphic design artists. Kolinsky design brush in a wire-bound quill and fibre holder with a classic look and lightness in the hand for fast movement and strokes. Ideal for line work.
The Kolinsky sable, the former name for the Siberian mink, has fur of incomparable spring, elasticity and vigour. With its single flag, this tawny golden red fibre is ideal for fine, precise work. With its excellent retention capacity, it’s the ideal fibre for all artists’ brushes. Known as the Rolls Royce of brushes, every Kolinsky brush is tested individually to guarantee its quality. They offer incredible precision and finesse ideal for professional use.
Brush Head: Sharp Point, Round.
Fibre: Kolinsky Sable
Use: With their Fine tips, Kolinksy brushes are ideal for graphic work and final touches to watercolours or ink drawings.
Handle: Quill with black handle
Raphael Brushes
Founded in Paris in 1793 and owned and operated by the Sauer family since 1859.
Founded in Paris in 1793 and owned and operated by the Sauer family since 1859, Raphaël is the oldest fine art brush maker in Europe. Following the time honored tradition of master and apprentice, the highly skilled craftswomen of Raphaël must train for years before they are ready to produce a Raphaël brush.
The finest hairs and bristles are imported from all over the world and hand sorted to ensure the highest quality. Every brush made by Raphaël is made with the artist in mind.
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