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Robert Simmons designed his new Sienna brush line for artists working in all mediums who love the pointing, color holding, spring, sharp edge, and smooth application of a superior blend of filaments.

Sienna brushes come with a lifetime guarantee. Handles are made of kiln-dried birch wood, multi-coated in high gloss lacquer to create a long-lasting finish. Ferrules are 22 karat gold-plated, and the synthetic filaments are acid etched.

Sienna Pack S — This set, designed for watercolor painting, contains three short handle brushes: Round #2, Round #4, and Round #6.

Sienna Pack T — This set, designed for watercolor painting, contains four short handle brushes: Shader #2, Shader #6, Filbert #8, and Pointed Round #0.

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Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes

4.1

(based on 8 reviews)

86%

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Reviewed by 8 customers

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7/3/2017

1.0

Not sure if I would buy this product again

By LKP

from Santa Barbara

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

This brush did not keep the point. It splayed the first time I tried to use it (watercolor). Needless to say, I am not impressed and have sent the brush back for a refund.

9/19/2015

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Good value

By Oakland Doug

from Oakland CA

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

Good inexpensive brushes.

7/25/2015

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great brushes!

By Elaine

from Montrose, MS

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

I used these brushes with both oil and acrylic. They are great!

2/5/2015

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great brush

By Kathi

from New mexico

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

Holds water and pigment very nicely in brush, 2 inch covers area wonderfully. Nice feel.

3/14/2014

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great Brushes for Painting Ceramic Surfa

By Well Organized

from On the Road to Art Festivals

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

For painting bisqued ceramic pieces, these brushes are wonderful because they carry a lot of color which stays in the brush until you push/pull it out, and their synthetic surface creates virtually no "drag" against the texture of the clay.

7/21/2012

(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

A great brush at a great price

By Tea

from North Carolina

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

After trying several brands and types of brushes (synthetic, sable and sable blends) I've settled down with the Sienna as my favorite. For me, it has the right blend of softness and snap. I find sable to be a little softer than I like, and some synthetics are too rigid. The Sienna is just right!

11/5/2011

(7 of 8 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

good quality durable brushes

By chris

from brooklyn

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

For watercolors, I prefer synthetic over natural hair brushes and these brushes out perform most others that I have tried in the same price range. They have a great spring to them. The rounds snap back to a nice sharp point every time and the skyflow flats carry enough paint to do just about any wash I need even on a full sheet of paper.

11/2/2009

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Filbert brushes

By Sue

from Sydney Australia

Comments about Robert Simmons Sienna Brushes:

I love this Sienna brush. I have been using the filbert range of Robert Simmons Sienna brushes for at least 10 years and was introduced to them by my teacher. I now teach and all of my students keep buying my own supply of brushes. So I have to keep ordering more. They are beautiful soft brushes for my Russian Zhostovo Floral style of painting which requires a full brush spread and a very gentle touch, which the sable has.