Watercolor paints set Pukka 12 colors with brush (model PILO1065)

Pukka Watercolor paints set with 12 colors and a brush (model PILO1065) is a compact, portable kit designed for basic watercolor painting needs. The set contains a selection of twelve standard watercolor shades arranged in a lightweight palette and includes a small brush, providing an all-in-one solution for sketching, school art projects, illustrations and casual hobby use. The packaging is convenient for storage and transport, making the set suitable for classroom use, field sketching and home practice.

Advantages

The set offers a simple, travel-friendly palette that covers primary and commonly used secondary tones for mixing and layering. The included brush fits the compact case and allows immediate use without the need to source additional tools. Colours are formulated for easy rewetting and layered application typical of student-grade watercolors. The lightweight design and limited colour range make the kit practical for beginners and hobbyists who require a straightforward, no-fuss solution.

Suitable for

• School art classes and student projects
• Beginner watercolor practice and learning mixing techniques
• Outdoor sketching and travel studies
• Illustrations, cards and simple craft projects

Key specifications

• Colour count: 12 watercolour pans
• Includes: one small round brush suitable for watercolour use
• Format: compact, portable palette with fitted lid
• Paint type: rewettable watercolour pans designed for brush application
• Intended use: student and hobby watercolour painting

How to use

Open the palette and moisten the brush with clean water before picking up paint from a pan. Apply thin washes and build layers gradually, allowing each layer to dry as needed to control saturation and edge definition. Mix colours on a separate mixing well or on a palette area to achieve desired hues, and rinse the brush between colour changes to avoid unintended mixing. Store the palette closed and allow any residual moisture to evaporate before long-term storage.

Usage recommendations

Use medium-weight or heavier watercolor paper (at least 200 g/m²) for best results, and keep a small container of clean water and a paper towel handy for brush maintenance. For longer pigment life, avoid leaving water pooled on pans and let pans dry between sessions.