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Artists Water colour tubes & Sets

Camel Artists water Colours in tubes are formulated using only the finest quality ingredients to ensure maximum purity, transparency and clear tones. The even texture of colours, richness of hue and uniformity in various tonal values are the hallmarks of Camel Artists? Water Colours

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  1311734Set of 12 Assorted Colours in 20ml Tubes (70-L-12)
  1305732Set of 18 Assorted Colours in 9 ml Tubes (70-M-18)
  1304731Set of 12 Assorted Colours in 5 ml Tubes (70-S-12)
  1305733Set of 12 Assorted Colours in 9 ml Tubes (70-M-12)
  1311***Series 2 - 20ml Tube
  1311*** Series 1- 20ml Tube
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