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Camel Shaped Canvas
Individual canvas
₹ 85
10 cm
10 cm
20 cm
30 cm
Only available at retail stores.
First introduced in 2022
A refreshing new alternative for regular shapes of stretched canvas to offer a unique, creative look.
Features |
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Made using acid-free fabric |
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Coated with a triple layer of acrylic primer |
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Optimum priming for right hold and glide |
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Hand-stretched for the best results |
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Back stapled for ease in stretching and re-stretching |
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Thoughtfully-designed wooden frame for a uniform look |
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Suitable for both oil and acrylic painting |
Product Code - 2205701
Pro Tips from Artists
Remove all dust from the surface of the canvas before painting.
In case the canvas becomes water-repellant, lightly rub it with the smoothest sandpaper before painting.
If the canvas loosens a bit on applying colours, use the attached wooden strip to expand/stretch the frame.
Frequently bought with
Shaped Canvases
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“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.”