HAHNEMUHLE SKETCHBOOK SUGAR CANE 290 GSM, A4, 12 SHEETS
- In Stock
- Brand: HAHNEMUHLE
- Product Code: 625431
- EAN: 4011367120917
Hahnemühle Sugar Cane watercolor paper is the latest addition to the Hahnemühle Natural Line.
The paper, weighing 290 g/m², is made from 70% fast-growing fibers from sugar cane, known as bagasse, a byproduct of sugar extraction.
With 70% sugar cane and 30% cotton, this natural white watercolor paper with warm tones combines the strength of sugar cane fibers with the softness of cotton. These fibers are also plant residues from the textile industry.
The paper has a cold-pressed surface structure that gives it a wonderful velvety feel.
It works excellently with watercolor, gouache, and all "wet-on-wet" techniques.
Colors shine brilliantly and velvety. The natural fibers of sugar cane provide the paper with high stability and tear resistance, allowing it to absorb large amounts of water and colors without the fibers standing up or the paper curling significantly. Colors dissolve easily on the surface and can be glazed again. The paper handles color gradients and effects, such as drops of salt or water, as well as fine lines and highlights with fine markers.
The paper, weighing 290 g/m², is made from 70% fast-growing fibers from sugar cane, known as bagasse, a byproduct of sugar extraction.
With 70% sugar cane and 30% cotton, this natural white watercolor paper with warm tones combines the strength of sugar cane fibers with the softness of cotton. These fibers are also plant residues from the textile industry.
The paper has a cold-pressed surface structure that gives it a wonderful velvety feel.
It works excellently with watercolor, gouache, and all "wet-on-wet" techniques.
Colors shine brilliantly and velvety. The natural fibers of sugar cane provide the paper with high stability and tear resistance, allowing it to absorb large amounts of water and colors without the fibers standing up or the paper curling significantly. Colors dissolve easily on the surface and can be glazed again. The paper handles color gradients and effects, such as drops of salt or water, as well as fine lines and highlights with fine markers.
