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Artists Water colour cakes & Sets

Camel Artists Water Colours in cake form have all the qualities of a superior water colour. They are manufactured under modern processes using good quality pigments which impart maximum degree of light-fastness, transparency and clear tones to the painting. They are available in 18 shades

Product Name Price (Rs.)
  1010736Set of 18 Assorted Colours with a Brush (300-C-18)160.00
  1010***Water Colour Cakes (singles)7.00
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