The Escoda Ultimo Evolution #20 Wash Brush (1933) is a further development of the Tendo fiber, featuring a distinctive dotted ferrule, designed for maximum water absorption and a soft, natural-hair-like tip for watercolor painting. This version features a full, round mop shape that holds a lot of water and paint, making it ideal for fluid painting techniques.
Escoda has developed the Ultimo Evolution to perfectly combine the legacy of three generations of brushes into one, and only a brush with such a rich history deserves to bear the name of the 1933 series. The Ultimo series features the most amazing synthetic squirrel hair, which absorbs water and paint like a dream, and even the most seasoned watercolor painter would have a hard time feeling or seeing the difference between these fibers. Quite simply, a truly unique and vegan wash brush.
The bristles, made of a synthetic fiber blend (Evolution), make this a very soft brush with high water absorption, and it is specifically recommended for watercolor paper. The brush features a Short handle made of gray-marbled lacquered wood and a Ferulle in silver with a dotted pattern (stainless steel), providing a sturdy and distinctive grip.
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Paint Type
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Watercolor
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Shape
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Round mop
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Shaft Length
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Short
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Hair
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Tendo synthetic fiber (Evolution)
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Intended surfaces
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Watercolor paper
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Ferulle
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Silver with a dotted pattern (Inox)
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Shaft material
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Gray-marbled lacquered wood
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