ARCHES® Aquarelle Watercolor Paper Art Journal, Cold Press, Natural White, 140 lb (300 gsm), Side Wire Binding, 15 Sheet, 10x6 in, 1 Count

Making prestigious art papers since 1492, Arches has been the paper of choice for artists. This archival paper is mold-made with 100% cotton fibers, has a natural white luster and stands the test of time. A process exclusive to Arches, gelatin sizing to the core gives each sheet astounding absorbency, as the pH-neutral, gelatin-sized internal and external fibers hold pigment in place without over-saturation. Each pad has a thick, pulp-dyed backboard for extra rigidity and stability. Easily correct liquid media mistakes repeatedly and with minimal warping to the textured paper. Each pristine sheet has been securely fastened with a strong spiral binding that aids in shape-retention. This exquisite, thick cotton paper functions well with all wet techniques as the cotton fibers adapt to whatever medium you use to craft your work. Arches cold press watercolor paper contains no optical brightening agents. This package contains a 10x6 inch watercolor journal. 140lb, 15 Sheets.

• Prized Paper - The long fibers in the Arches travel watercolor spiral pad provide timeless beauty ; This 6x10in watercolor journal boasts 15 sheets of rich, cold press, 140 lb watercolor paper
• Superior Strength - A cylinder mold process distributes cotton fibers evenly to provide resistance to tearing or linting; it allows our watercolor paper to slacken when wet for outstanding control
• Plein Air Painting - Experience true creative convenience with our new travel watercolor sketchbook; pulp-dyed backboard provides extra rigidity for stable painting on location
• Exclusive Gelatin Sizing - Arches water color paper is uniquely able to increases the luster and transparency of colors while preventing paints from penetrating into the paper
• Premium Art Papers Since 1492 - After five centuries, the Arches philosophy remains the same: to make the best paper for your finest works so each masterpiece lasts as long as our heritage