Ten brushes, sizes 3 through 12, on a single card. That range is the reason to buy a set instead of picking brushes one at a time: a size 12 lays down a sky or a background wash, a size 3 goes back over the same painting for edges and small shapes, and the eight in between cover everything from a tree trunk to a face. Buying them separately costs several times more and usually leaves gaps in the middle of the range.

The tips are filbert and flat shapes — squared-off ferrules with a soft rounded edge on the filberts. A filbert is the most forgiving shape a student can own: it fills like a flat but leaves no hard corner mark, so a stroke can be stopped and restarted without a visible seam. That is why art teachers keep pointing beginners at this shape rather than a pure round.

Each handle is printed with its size and the model code A6095Z, so a brush that ends up in the wrong jar can be put back where it belongs. The yellow handles are short-length rather than the long-handled type used at an easel, which suits table work — school art homework, canvas boards, model painting, and craft projects done sitting down.

The card itself states the set is suitable for watercolour, acrylic and oil paints, and describes it as a high-quality set for fine art and crafts. Keeping one set for water-based paint and another for oils is a habit worth forming, because oil residue is difficult to rinse out fully and will muddy a watercolour later.

Brushes are wired to the backing card in two places. Cut the ties rather than pulling the brushes free — tugging at a filbert tip is the fastest way to loosen the ferrule on any brush at this price.

The Safencia price is Rs. 610 for all ten, with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan including Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. Stock, city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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