Five fine brushes on one card, all of them built for the last stage of a piece rather than the first. Detail and liner shapes both come to a hair-fine tip; what separates them is how much hair sits behind it, and the set gives you a spread of both so you are not forcing one tip to do two jobs.

The short-pointed ones place a mark exactly where the tip lands — pupils, buttons, tiny lettering, a highlight in an eye. The longer-haired ones carry more colour and draw a thin line that keeps going, which is what you want for hair strands, stems, veins on a leaf, or an outline that has to run the length of a shape.

The handles are slim white pen-style, thinner and shorter than a normal brush handle. That is not decoration: fine work is done with your hand resting close to the tip, more like writing than painting, and a thick handle makes that grip awkward.

At Rs. 1,675 for five, this sits between the throwaway detail brushes and the sets that cost several thousand. It suits model painters, nail artists, students doing miniature work, and anyone who has found their smallest round brush is still too fat for what they are trying to do.

The set arrives on a Marie's blister card and the brushes lift out for use. Keep the tray — fine tips are easiest to protect when each one sits in its own channel rather than loose in a jar.

The price is Rs. 1,675 for all five, 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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