Description

These are empty pans, and the pack contains no paint and no tin. What it gives you is six white plastic wells with a magnet set into the base of each, and the Mungyo packaging states the idea in one line: it can make any metal case a watercolour palette.

The magnet is the whole design. Drop the pans into an old sweet tin, a pencil case or a biscuit box with a steel base and they stay put — the tin can be tipped, carried in a bag and opened upside down without the colours moving. That is the difference between a travel palette and a box of loose pans.

They also clip together like blocks. The sides interlock, so six pans can sit as one strip, as two rows of three, or in whatever arrangement a particular tin allows. Colours can be reordered as a painting demands rather than being fixed in the layout a manufacturer chose.

Each pan takes a colour squeezed from a tube and left to dry, which is how most watercolourists build a palette they actually use — the colours they reach for rather than the twelve a boxed set decided on. The white front of the pan is where the colour name or number goes, so a palette stays readable months later.

The wells are rectangular with a sloped floor rather than a flat one, which matters more than it sounds: a sloped floor lets a wet brush pick up colour from the shallow end without dragging the pigment out of the deep end, and it drains rather than pooling when the pan is washed.

The pack is Rs. 850 for six pans, with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Stock, city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

Why this product is worth considering

Sold Empty — No Paint Inside

Six empty pans. The paint shown in one photograph is there to illustrate use, and no tin is supplied either.

Magnet in Every Base

The pans hold fast inside any steel tin, so a travel palette can be carried in a bag and opened without the colours shifting.

They Clip Together

The sides interlock like blocks, so six pans sit as one strip, two rows of three, or whatever a particular tin fits.

Features

Sold Empty — No Paint Inside

Six empty pans. The paint shown in one photograph is there to illustrate use, and no tin is supplied either.

Magnet in Every Base

The pans hold fast inside any steel tin, so a travel palette can be carried in a bag and opened without the colours shifting.

They Clip Together

The sides interlock like blocks, so six pans sit as one strip, two rows of three, or whatever a particular tin fits.

Build the Palette You Use

Fill each pan from a tube and let it dry, so the palette holds your working colours instead of a boxed set's twelve.

Write the Colour On It

The white front of each pan takes a colour name or number, which is what keeps a mixed palette readable months later.

Sloped Well Floor

A wet brush lifts colour from the shallow end without dragging pigment out of the deep end, and the pan drains when washed.

Specifications

Product nameMungyo Palette Paint Pan Pack of 6 with Magnetic Base
CategoryArts and Crafts
Recommended age6+ years
Pack contents6 paint pans
SuppliedEmpty — no paint and no tin included
BaseMagnet set into each pan
ConnectionSides interlock so pans join like blocks
WellRectangular with a sloped floor
MaterialWhite plastic
Best forWatercolour and gouache filled from tubes
PackagingResealable hanging bag with a printed insert
PriceRs. 850
Stock statusIn stock
Cash on DeliveryAvailable across Pakistan
Delivery time3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation
What is included6 x Mungyo palette paint pans, empty, 1 x printed insert

What's in the Box

  • 6 x Mungyo palette paint pans, empty
  • 1 x printed insert

FAQs

Does the Mungyo Palette Paint Pan pack come with paint?

No. The pack contains six empty pans and nothing else — no paint and no tin. One photograph shows pans filled with colour to illustrate how they are used, not what is supplied.

Is a metal case included?

No, and that is the point of the design. Mungyo states that these pans can make any metal case a watercolour palette, so the tin is whatever steel box you already have.

How do the pans stay inside the tin?

A magnet set into the base of each pan. That holds the Mungyo pans against a steel tin firmly enough to carry the palette in a bag or open it at an angle without the colours moving.

How do you fill the pans?

Squeeze watercolour or gouache from a tube into the well and leave it to dry, then re-wet it with a brush like any pan colour. Filling the Mungyo pans from tubes is what lets a painter build a palette of the colours actually used.

Can the pans be rearranged?

Yes. The sides of the Mungyo pans interlock like blocks, so six can sit in one strip, in two rows, or in any order a tin allows — and the order can be changed later.

Why is the bottom of the well sloped?

So a wet brush can lift colour from the shallow end without pulling pigment out of the deep end. The slope also lets the pan drain instead of holding water when it is rinsed.

Will the pans work with acrylic or poster colour?

They will hold any paint, but they suit watercolour and gouache because those re-wet after drying. Acrylic dries permanently in the well and cannot be brought back with water.

Can I pay cash on delivery for Mungyo Palette Paint Pan in Pakistan?

Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.

How fast is delivery in Pakistan?

Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.

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Total priceRs. 850