Popular 10 Colors Arts Crafts Paint Set: 30ml（40g）×10
Special dyes of Chinese painting art: Lavender, Palace-blue, Rose-pink, Lucite-green, Dark-citron, Slate-gray, Rose-dust, Fuchsia-red, Lawn-green, Medium-yellow.
5 Features of 6-color brand professional hand paint:
1. not fade, not crack;
2. soft touch, vivid shade;
3. directly painted, naturally dried by airing;
4. good air permeability;
5. health and environment friendly.
Features:
6-color brand professional hand paint is different from the brand-specific hand-painted acrylic paint and textile pigment. It is widely used in silk scarves, jeans garment, hand-painted shoes, hand-painted T-shirts, hand-painted clothing, clothing repair color, wall paintings, wood and so on, and it can also be used for traditional Chinese painting, watercolor paints. It has outstanding performance without blending oil paints, and is directly painted by nylon painting brush without heating, and then naturally dried off by airing, which makes it resistant to sunshine, color fading, softening, or discoloration, thus it enables the traits of fine screen, being health and environment friendly .
Note:
The pattern takes you about 24 hours to naturally dry it off in a normal
weather, or you could also wear it after drying with a hair drier. It won’t fade
after the pattern is completely dried out(5 – 7days). To maintain the pattern of
brightness, don’t brush with a soft hair brush where there are patterns to avoid
vigorous scrubbing.
Pleas don’t bleach hand-paint items.
Testing report:
Oeko-Tex Standard 100
Testing organizations: Shanghai Disable Dyeing Materials and Application
Testing Center
Sample: Pink (Individual test reports are available for a variety of colors. If
you need any test report, please contact us.)
Our silk painter is hand painting on clothing, tie, hat, or silk etc. using this professional dye.
Mrs. Xu, heir of Chinese silk painting, is painting on the silk using special dye.
Mrs. Xu, Silk Painter, said, "My skill satisfies individuality. The patterned cloth elsewhere are mostly printed, so they are mass produced. I paint the silk using some special dye. Although they are all painted by me, I draw each piece following my feelings. So basically they are all different. No two of them are totally the same."
Master
Xu, said, "To draw on silk requires a mastery of your strokes. As the ancient saying goes "having a thorough picture already in mind." You should have that kind of feel. After I take a stroll in a park, I keep in my mind the images that I've seen. I learned this from my father, whose eyes were like a camera. He rarely did sketches on the spot. He kept the scenes in his brain, and painted them after returning home. Now to improve myself, I keep the flowers' shape and color in my mind when I stroll in a park. Then I can make them come to life with my brush back home."
know more:
About Chinese silk paintings
Silk painter how to draw on the silk
