Princeton Aqua Elite Synthetic Kolinsky Brush - 4850 Series
Professional Watercolour Brush Performance - Without the Kolinsky Price
The Princeton Aqua Elite Synthetic Kolinsky Brush - 4850 Series is a premium brush range crafted for artists who demand the performance of natural Kolinsky hair without the high cost. These brushes use advanced synthetic filaments that replicate the smooth flow, snap, and water-holding capacity of real Kolinsky sable.
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Designed specifically for watercolour painting
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Holds maximum water and pigment for vibrant strokes
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Maintains a fine point and tapered edge for precision
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Exceptional snap and spring for confident control
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Suitable for glazing, layering, washes, and fine details
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Comfortable ergonomic handles for long painting sessions
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Retains shape even with regular use
The Aqua Elite 4850 Series includes a wide selection of brush shapes and sizes to suit every watercolour technique, from bold washes to intricate linework. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, this series delivers durable performance and consistent results.
Originally known as Princeton Elite, the Aqua Elite brushes are nearly indistinguishable from natural Kolinsky in both appearance and function. They are ideal for artists seeking cruelty-free, long-lasting, and cost-effective alternatives to natural hair brushes.
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Princeton Velvetouch Mixed Media Brushes
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Doms Amariz Watercolour Brushes
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Canvazo Ceramic Mixing Palettes
Available Brush Types in the 4850 Series:
Each brush is sold individually.
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Round
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Flat
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Mop
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Oval Wash
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Script Liner
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Rigger
Each type comes in multiple sizes, ideal for different watercolour techniques.
Pair with:
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Professional Watercolour Paints like Camlin Artists’ Watercolours or Sakura Koi Watercolours
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Canvazo Premium Watercolour Paper Pads
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Canvazo Brush Roll Pouches for safe storage
Usage Tips
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Wet the brush before use to activate the fibers
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Use gentle pressure to maximize color release
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Rinse thoroughly after use and reshape the tip
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Store flat or vertically with bristles facing up