Rosewood Stems Used in Marbling Brushes Marbling brushes are crafted using traditional techniques and special materials. Rosewood stems are among the most preferred materials in making marbling brushes due to their durability, flexibility, and longevity. Rosewood stems provide a lightweight and ergonomic grip when used as a brush handle. Additionally, they are resistant to water, preventing decay and deformation. The fibrous and sturdy structure of rosewood ensures that the brush retains its shape for an extended period. The tips of marbling brushes are typically made with horsehair or mane hair, which are tightly bound to the rosewood stem using Perlon thread or natural fibers. The flexibility of rosewood allows for more controlled movement of the brush on the water’s surface, enabling the artist to evenly distribute the paint. Special Rosewood Stems for Marbling Enthusiasts To support marbling enthusiasts in crafting their own brushes, we offer sets of 10 rosewood stems. This allows you to apply traditional techniques firsthand, making your brushes and adding a personal touch to your art.

Karin Brush Bristles (360g) The art of Ebru is a traditional Turkish art form in which patterns are applied to the water surface with special colors and then transferred onto paper. One of the most essential tools of this art is the Ebru brush. Traditionally, the Ebru brush is made from horse tail hair. There are several important reasons why horsehair is chosen. Horsehair is water-resistant, and its flexible structure allows the color to be applied precisely to the water surface. Additionally, the natural structure of horsehair helps to distribute the color evenly and smoothly. The brush handle is usually made of rosewood because rosewood is lightweight and durable. In the artist's hand, the brush moves like a magic wand; patterns come to life on the water's surface. The Ebru brush is one of the most important tools that allow the artist to transfer their creative expression onto the water. The quality and the correct selection of the brushes used in Ebru art play a crucial role in the success of the artwork. For this reason, the materials used in the production of Ebru brushes are selected and processed with great care.

Nylon Brush Threads High-Quality Nylon Threads for Marbling Art Marbling artists usually wrap their own brushes. To achieve the best wrapping process, they need durable and high-quality threads. Nylon threads of 0.35 mm, 0.5 mm, and 0.7 mm thickness are used for wrapping marbling brushes, enhancing their durability and longevity. The Importance of Nylon Threads These threads are preferred for securely fastening horsehair bristles to rosewood handles. Advantages Durability: Resistant to water and paint. Strong grip: Firmly holds brush bristles in place. Flexibility: Thin yet strong for long-term use. Especially the 0.7 mm thick nylon thread helps maintain the ideal form of the brush. Choosing quality materials is important, and using the right thread ensures the longevity of brushes.

Nylon Brush Threads High-Quality Nylon Threads for Marbling Art Marbling artists usually wrap their own brushes. To achieve the best wrapping process, they need durable and high-quality threads. Nylon threads of 0.35 mm, 0.5 mm, and 0.7 mm thickness are used for wrapping marbling brushes, enhancing their durability and longevity. The Importance of Nylon Threads These threads are preferred for securely fastening horsehair bristles to rosewood handles. Advantages Durability: Resistant to water and paint. Strong grip: Firmly holds brush bristles in place. Flexibility: Thin yet strong for long-term use. Especially the 0.7 mm thick nylon thread helps maintain the ideal form of the brush. Choosing quality materials is important, and using the right thread ensures the longevity of brushes.