Callia® Chisel Blender, Synthetic Sable Artist Brushes: Willow Wolfe

Callia® Chisel Blender, Synthetic Sable Artist Brushes: Willow Wolfe

Name: Callia® Chisel Blender, Synthetic Sable Artist Brushes: Willow Wolfe
Brand: Callia Artist Brushes
SKU: 1200CB-0
Price: 11.35 CAD
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Callia™ artist paint brushes are a balance of innovative synthetics and precise craftsmanship. Great for acrylic, oil and watercolor painting with synthetic sable, synthetic bristle, golden taklon and crimped wave synthetic.

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The chisel blender has a tight blend of filaments and is a shorter length than the flat shader, offering precision and control for blending. With a soft touch it can blend soft, seamless transitions between values and on the chisel edge it can create sharp edges, choppy fur, and feathers. It's compact shape allows the artist to fit into tight spaces.

The chisel blender is created with our multi-diameter Cultured Synthetic. The filaments are etched to create microscopic pockets for color to aborb into, creating a controlled release of color, firm chisel edge and incredible shape retention.

A perfectly balanced handle with six layers of filler, primer, paint and lacquer prevents water from penetrating to the wood. This ensures our handles resist cracking and increases the longevity of your brushes. We use solid brass ferrules which are crimped and meticulously inspected for shape and a scratch-free finish. We offer a fur-free promise, quality materials and tremendous care when designing and manufacturing our brushes!

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Handles

Crack-Resistant Technology

Callia is crafted from solid wood, balanced to perfection, and coated with six layers to prevent cracking. Cracking can cause discomfort, improper hand alignment, and damage to the brush. We work to ensure your tools stand the test of time.

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Oris Eddu is an artist, designer, and founder of Breathe Live Explore, a creative studio based in Vancouver, Canada. Known for her soulful use of color, storytelling through pattern, and intentional approach to design, Oris weaves her heritage, and love for beauty into artwork and textile goods that bring warmth to spaces and everyday life.

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