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Raphaël Precision acrylic brush set.

This set includes two essential synthetic brushes: Precision Round No. 2 and Precision Round No. 6.

Raphaël Precision brushes are high-quality synthetic tools designed for maximum precision and control, making them ideal for working with acrylic paints. Made from advanced synthetic fibers that closely mimic the performance of natural sable hair, they combine excellent spring, durability, and smooth line work. These brushes offer great pigment absorption and color release, allowing for effortless painting—from fine outlines to more complex shapes. They perform exceptionally well in layering, detail work, illustration, and mixed media techniques. Thanks to their resistance to wear and ease of cleaning, they retain their shape and functionality even with frequent, intensive use.

The History of the Raphaël Brand

Raphaël is the oldest fine art brush manufacturer in Europe, established in Paris in 1793. With over 230 years of tradition, craftsmanship, and dedication to art, Raphaël has become a trusted name among artists worldwide.

Since 1859, the company has been owned and operated by the Sauer family, who have passed down their knowledge and commitment to quality through generations. Every Raphaël brush is made according to the time-honored master-apprentice tradition. Brushmakers train for years before they are entrusted to craft a Raphaël brush on their own.

The hairs used in their brushes are sourced from all over the world and meticulously selected based on length, spring, softness, and durability. Depending on the brush series, Raphaël uses Kolinsky sable, weasel, goat, squirrel, high-grade synthetic fibers, or natural bristles.

Each brush is made with the artist in mind—designed for comfort, precision, and durability. Raphaël blends heritage craftsmanship with modern innovation, continually developing new solutions to meet the evolving needs of contemporary artists.