Indian Rosewood Brush
I call this one the Yin/Yang brush. There is an interesting use of heartwood and sapwood in the brush handle that creates the strong dark/light contrast. I guess this one is for the day you can’t decide whether to reach for your light brush or your dark brush—here’s both in one piece!
The Indian Rosewood was sustainably salvaged in the Tampa, FL area by Viable Lumber.
The brush features a 19mm badger hair knot.
Overall length is 5-1/2”. Handle is about 3” x 1-3/8”.
Stand shown in the image is not included.
I call this one the Yin/Yang brush. There is an interesting use of heartwood and sapwood in the brush handle that creates the strong dark/light contrast. I guess this one is for the day you can’t decide whether to reach for your light brush or your dark brush—here’s both in one piece!
The Indian Rosewood was sustainably salvaged in the Tampa, FL area by Viable Lumber.
The brush features a 19mm badger hair knot.
Overall length is 5-1/2”. Handle is about 3” x 1-3/8”.
Stand shown in the image is not included.
I call this one the Yin/Yang brush. There is an interesting use of heartwood and sapwood in the brush handle that creates the strong dark/light contrast. I guess this one is for the day you can’t decide whether to reach for your light brush or your dark brush—here’s both in one piece!
The Indian Rosewood was sustainably salvaged in the Tampa, FL area by Viable Lumber.
The brush features a 19mm badger hair knot.
Overall length is 5-1/2”. Handle is about 3” x 1-3/8”.
Stand shown in the image is not included.