100% cotton, 140lb Paper with a soft touch
Made traditionally on a cylinder mould machine
Natural white finish
Langton Prestige is a superior-quality 140lb (300gsm) watercolour paper manufactured using 100% cotton, the highest quality material for papermaking. Made traditionally on a cylinder mould machine, the paper features a natural whiteness with a soft touch and distinctive texture.
* 100% cotton 140lb paper with a soft touch
* Traditionally made on a cylinder mould machine
* Acid-free, with an alkali reserve to preserve finished pieces of work and protect against discolouration
* Gelatinised surface for strength and resilience
* Natural white finish
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| Standard shipping 1-3 working days | |
|---|---|
| Orders under £45 | £4.50 |
| Orders over £45 | FREE |
| Express Shipping Next Working Day | |
| Orders under £45 | £7.00 |
| Orders over £45 | £2.50 |
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Beautiful Papaer
This extremely good quality paper. I love that it's 100% cotton; the rough surface has just the right amount of texture and it's a lovely bright natural white colour. I use this paper for watercolour painting and it has fast become one of my most favourite watercolour papers (my other long standing favourite being Arches watercolour paper). It is beautiful paper to paint on; the paint flows beautifully across the surface and it can withstand quite a lot of water. I love this paper and would highly recommend it to anyone who love to paint with watercolours.
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This is my favourite rough watercolour paper, a delight to work with.
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Paper of this quality improves my art work.
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