ART & GO Nomadic Watercolor Palette - 15 Colors
ART & GO Nomadic Watercolor Palette: 15 fine semi-moist gansai colors in a magnetic wooden case with an integrated mixing palette. Mini format, easy to take anywhere. This compact palette fits in a pocket or bag; when opened, it offers 15 colors and a mixing surface. The body is made of solid wood, warm to the touch, and the two flaps close with embedded magnets: no clip to break, no hinge to force. The opening gesture is clean and satisfying, and the box stays closed in a bag.
What are gansai watercolors?
Gansai is traditional Japanese watercolor. It differs from Western watercolor by having a higher pigment load and a more opaque consistency: the colors are denser, more covering, and stand out even on toned or dark paper. When diluted, they regain the classic transparency of watercolor.
Features:
- Semi-moist paints: ready to use immediately. Unlike dry pans, which require lengthy reactivation, the semi-moist colors load with the first brush stroke. A decisive point when painting on the go, with little water and little time.
- An integrated mixing palette: The right flap features a smooth white surface that serves as a palette.
- 15 colors, Classic assortment
- Wooden case, mini, folding
- Closure with embedded magnets
FAQ
What paper should I paint on?
A watercolor paper of at least 200 g/m², ideally 300 g/m². Gansai also works very well on toned or kraft paper, thanks to its opacity.
Are the colors refillable? The pans can practically be refilled with tube watercolor, left to dry.
ART & GO Nomadic Watercolor Palette: 15 fine semi-moist gansai colors in a magnetic wooden case with an integrated mixing palette. Mini format, easy to take anywhere. This compact palette fits in a pocket or bag; when opened, it offers 15 colors and a mixing surface. The body is made of solid wood, warm to the touch, and the two flaps close with embedded magnets: no clip to break, no hinge to force. The opening gesture is clean and satisfying, and the box stays closed in a bag.
What are gansai watercolors?
Gansai is traditional Japanese watercolor. It differs from Western watercolor by having a higher pigment load and a more opaque consistency: the colors are denser, more covering, and stand out even on toned or dark paper. When diluted, they regain the classic transparency of watercolor.
Features:
- Semi-moist paints: ready to use immediately. Unlike dry pans, which require lengthy reactivation, the semi-moist colors load with the first brush stroke. A decisive point when painting on the go, with little water and little time.
- An integrated mixing palette: The right flap features a smooth white surface that serves as a palette.
- 15 colors, Classic assortment
- Wooden case, mini, folding
- Closure with embedded magnets
FAQ
What paper should I paint on?
A watercolor paper of at least 200 g/m², ideally 300 g/m². Gansai also works very well on toned or kraft paper, thanks to its opacity.
Are the colors refillable? The pans can practically be refilled with tube watercolor, left to dry.
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