Nepalese Drawing Book

Nepalese Drawing BookThese distinctive books are covered in a rust coloured Lokta paper with bamboo stiffener and string tie. They contain lightweight handmade Lokta paper which comes from a species of Daphne Cannabina plant growing at over 6000 ft in Nepal. The plant regenerates after cutting. It has a rough natural texture and in Nepal is usually used for manuscripts and woodcut prints. It can be used for painting and drawing in different media.

it can be used to apply layers of colour

The brushes are also made with Birchwood handles and seamless nickel ferrules

it was based on the BBC television series about which the Sunday Times critic commented: 'This is an eye-opener in more ways than one: by concentrating on how we look at paintings

100: cotton: Pleasure of using a soft

It has a refillable water tank with 10ml capacity and a valve controlled flow to prevent flooding

and conservation

as well as for journeys

When retracted this brush measures 7

illustrators and commercial artists

can paint thicker or waved lines

The brush features a shortened handle for easier grip and reduced rolling

One deckle edge