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Item #: 05403
$3.45 - $9.48
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Handmade in Japan, these superb Hake blending and wash brushes are ideal for blending watercolors and applying gesso, paste, varnish. Each brush is fi...
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Item #: 05408
$3.30 - $11.55
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This Hake is a sheep-hair brush that can be used with a wide range of media, including watercolor and oil, and is particularly suited for applying gla...
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Item #: 05425
$2.95 - $14.60
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These professional-grade wash brushes contain a super-soft blend of goat's hair and synthetic hair that's carefully selected and hand stitched into a ...
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Item #: 05477
$8.55 - $30.70
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Silver Brush Atelier Hake Brushes are handcrafted from highest quality dressed goat hair that is soft, naturally absorbent, and has a silky feel and g...
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Item #: 06984
$11.21 - $25.96
R & F Encaustic Hake Brushes were developed for the rigors of encaustic painting. Ideal for creating smooth, even washes of color, every brush is ...
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Item #: 05419
$10.36 - $22.80
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Perfect for students, this sheep hair brush is a less costly version of a Classic Hake Brush. Each brush comes with a hole in the handle for hanging. ...
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Item #: 05415
$8.15 - $16.15
Princeton Hake Brushes are made of high-quality goat hair and have long, natural wood handles and aluminum ferrules.
$8.15 - $16.15
A hake brush is a wash brush on a long, flat, wood handle. Useful for laying in smooth, even washes of paint (or water), hake brushes are also a popular choice for applying gesso, paste, varnish, or pottery glazes. Artists also use hake brushes for wetting surfaces and for absorbing excess water or paints. Hake brushes are generally made from high-quality goat hair, but may also be made from sheep hair. Access our Brush Charts for more information on types of paintbrushes, including brush shapes, fiber types, and measurements.