Four parts that cover a whole glass painting from the outline in. The Keep Smiling Glass Color Set, NO:7112GL, twelve tubes of 12 ml with its own brush. Three Wamiq Gutta Water Based liners in gold, black and silver. A carded set of five orange-handled artist brushes. And a white plastic mixing plate.

The arithmetic works out in the buyer's favour here, which is not true of every bundle and is worth stating outright. We sell that same Keep Smiling glass set alone for Rs. 625, and each Wamiq gutta tube for Rs. 295 - three of those is Rs. 885 on its own. Add our nearest equivalent brush set at Rs. 400 and our large mixing palette at Rs. 195 and the parts come to about Rs. 2,105. The deal is Rs. 1,925, so it saves roughly Rs. 180.

More useful than the saving is that it is the right four things. Glass painting only looks like stained glass when the outline goes down first: the gutta liner draws a raised line that holds each colour inside its own shape, and the translucent colour is brushed into the spaces between. Buy the colour without a liner and you get a wash on a bottle. The three liners here are the metallic and black shades that read as leaded edges.

Wipe the glass with spirit before you start. A fingerprint's worth of oil is enough to make colour crawl away from the surface as it dries, and it is the single commonest reason a first attempt looks patchy.

The gutta liners arrive with sealed nozzles. Snip each one as narrowly as scissors allow, because the cut fixes the width of every line that tube will ever draw and cannot be made smaller afterwards. Draw the whole design, let it dry properly, then flood the colour in.

It suits bottles, jars, tealight holders, mirrors, glass doors and window panes. We list it from 10 years up. The Safencia price is Rs. 1,925 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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