da Vinci Watercolor Series - Petit Gris Pur Brush Set 5358-2 Brush Set - Traditional Quill - Series 418 Sizes 1 & 4 - Pure Russian Blue Squirrel for Mop & Wash Techniques
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- Condition
- New
- Style
- 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
- Weight
- 9.07 g
- Color
- Blue
- Material
- Russian Blue Squirrel
- Size
- Sizes 4 and 1
- Bristle Type
- Quill
Features 5
- Russian blue squirrel hair is of the highest quality and holds a large volume of water which makes it excellent for mop and wash techniques
- Generously sized and hand shaped, its unique point allows for full strokes across the paper
- Huge reservoir lays down large amounts of water ideal for wash and mop techniques
- Petit Gris Purr is sometimes called a French watercolor brush
- Certified green manufacturing with sustainable wood handles; handmade in Germany at our family owned factory since 1890
Description
Special promotional offer of a da Vinci 2 pack Petit Gris Pur Russian Blue Squirrel Quill Watercolor Brush Buy a size 4, get a size 1 Free. Da Vinci's Series 418 Quill brush is generously sizes when compared to other brands. Made in Germany.
Specs 17
| Color | Blue |
|---|---|
| Material | Russian Blue Squirrel |
| Size | Sizes 4 and 1 |
| Brand | da Vinci |
| Bristle Type | Quill |
| Brand Name | da Vinci |
| Manufacturer | da Vinci Brushes |
| Set Name | Petit Gris Pur |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 23 |
| Item Weight | 9.07 g |
| Model Number | 5358 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5358 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 90 days. |
| Material Type | Russian Blue Squirrel |
| Paint Type | Watercolor |
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Top Amazon Reviews
HUGE Difference Between These & My Old Cheap Brushes
Style: 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
My first professional watercolor brushes - I don't know why I waited so long to buy these. There is a HUGE difference between these brushes and the cheap ones I'd been using before. ** One of the biggest differences is how much water these brushes hold - they hold a lot! ** They are also very soft, so they bend easily when you apply the brush to the paper. You can get some neat effects by applying the brush in different ways to the paper - for example -- rolling the side of the brush around on the paper creates some neat effects. ** Super easy to rinse too - just shaking the brush in a cup of clean water rinses out the watercolor - I'm not sure about other people's experiences, but it took a lot more work to rinse my old cheapo brushes. ** The brushes keep a nice point. I just reshape the point after rinsing and blotting the brush. I'm uploading a photo of my first painting done with these brushes. (Arches cold-press watercolor paper...paints are QOR, M Graham, and Daniel Smith) **Update 11/1/17** These brushes are still great, but I've found that for some of my paintings I prefer watercolor brushes that are a bit springier. I bought a variety of brushes from Blick, and really like the Catalyst by Princeton. They're pretty cheap, but have a great amount of spring. I also like the da Vinci Cosmotop Spin brushes...they also have some spring to them. However, nothing yet compares to the water carrying capacity of the da Vinci series 5358.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017 by Art, Dog, and Bike Enthusiast Art, Dog, and Bike Enthusiast
Excellent
Style: 2 pack 5080 Wash
Excellent size 50 brush for watercolor. Perfect for wetting large areas on the paper. It is very well made and super soft.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by Shelly S.
As warned by others, the #80 brush is not ...
Style: 2 pack 5080 Wash
As warned by others, the #80 brush is not as advertised. Instead you get the #20 and #50, which is what I wanted anyway.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2016 by JMcono
First Rate!
Style: 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
These are by far the best watercolor brushes I've ever owned. They hold a truly incredible amt of water & paint. So much in fact, that there's a bit of a learning curve.They also come to a nice point. I had to roll the brushes on a paper towel after dipping them in water or paint to avoid flooding the paper. I wish I had more of them. The German hand made quality is obvious. Amazon has them at a good price too.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017 by Elena Blackthorne
Love, love
Style: 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
Love, love , love these brushes. They hold a ton of water and pigment. Fabulous for washes. They have excellent points and hold them fairly well. This I did not expect from a wash brush. My instructor played with them and has been coveting them. The large brush holds so much it takes a little practice. But, I found these brushes made water control much easier for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2015 by DaVinci, I wish!
Fun brushes
Style: 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
Used this type brush as a kid in art school for ink washes Good toy now.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by thecharcuterer
Blown away
Style: 2 pack Petit Gris Quill
Love these brushes, you can pay more but these cowboys hold an excellent point plus you can mold them to an edge shape and that to will hold. Actually I use them for almost every type of stroke you can mash them and get great foliage for trees etc or get a liner point that holds enough watercolor to paint as long a line or lines as you want. It holds huge amounts of water or paint and therefore is a God send for wet on wet. Honestly, they could replace almost every brush I own,"which is a lot even the kolonskys" and I'd never miss them. If your looking for the most useful brush give one of these a try you won't regret it. And the price, oh my...try and do with the very best squirrel or weasel what these guys can do no way.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016 by james maucher
Excellent affordable Kolinsky substitute.
Style: 2 pack Mix B Round
I am surprised to learn that these mixed hair brushes perform very similar to sable brushes do. Good spring and form the sharp point reasonably well. I use the no. 4 brush a lot for mixing watercolors and do the color pre-testing so I don't need to worry about to wear down my expensive Kolinsky brushes. For the no. 18, I found that it performs more effectively also more versatile than my Isabey #8 cat tongue squirrel brush for the wash work. The only negative thing I can tell is that a few hairs on the large size 18 brush are not attached well as you can see in the photo. In practice, that causes no issue though.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2015 by L. Yao L. Yao